Crooked Oak High School - Rufnex Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1968 volume:

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Time permits us to experience the sweet taste of victory and the bitterness of defeat. Time is a physician that helps heal the disappointments and hurts of life. A But, best of all, time has a way of allowing us to remember the good things. Time permits us A time to remember . . . ...ai ,War O 5 5 . 4 l Z.. H Aibl l CONTENTS Faculty Classes Organizations Royalty Sports Index W op . , r o in s Q rssr 1 ' . e .. f sor - .ww e or V 1 'Ffh W it . is , ,. I 1 3 It Vtk: Z g gi: . xii ' if hmm N Xi X il' juniors slop soap and water on a car during their fund-raising project. Senior girls take a spill during their practice for the Powder Puff game. The band gets in step during ri practice session A-at Classes, practice and involvement are tools of learning Rick Mclnrire looks tired and disgusted after a hard days work. Q if X '4 mv-,-. X '9lm..,..w'..Qv Y as jfs for 'Q The art of good welding is done by Senior, Bryan Nelson, as he peers through his face mask. Viewing the small world of microscopic animals is Ivan Wfilkerson, Senior. wa- , V r1f'w',, M , if 'ff P P A .5 'Q Q K 1 .,t,.....,- .f Decorators john Salazar, Paul Stewart and Ricky McDonald prepare their car for the Homecoming Parade whrle students rn the background gather for the pep rally. Gary Bastin evades a tacklcr as he chalks up a touchdown in the Rufnex's 20-14 victory over the Anadarko Warriors, ' 6 School Qtr ki. ,ff fit ,e A' if Teresa Sexton, Homecoming Queen, mounts her royal convertible to be escorted from the field, The blazing spirit for the Rufnex is symbolized at the annual bonfire. ew irit is evident in our homecoming activities. I.lHd11WGlW'CY swings with the music ofthe Extremes at the vie tory dance. R 529, QMA,-A Q Qsfw. ix ' 2' 523'-AEE' if W 4... , ,R ' V., ,Q f xg 0 S 46 1 Vs, S I r, F ,S Q U the tire of spirit Sharon Avery, Beverly Wall, Pat Sims, and Margidine Lane are loaded down with boxes of candy to sell for the pep club money raising project. Students display their loyalty during our pep assembly for the Rufnex, The decorated lockers indicate tlae students support for the Crooked Oak football team. fiajorctte Frances Tanner actively demonstrates her rou- ine to the school song for the student body. I M41 'S llif als av! lit g, F .fax N t -it .. P' TT! up D y ccycc p cc ,:. 3 ' il rc: uf , ,U ...ww-n0f W 'i Gvqwhf will! wwmmw 'www' M,,.,.W,..,..w if , .fine ,www at wif? ,gym Ifvv, f :dia Laws J Lf-Q L-E-'iv ,F wwe 1 g Lua ae if ,ya:l'J'A.'?P0ti ' si 5?Qfr.cX 'wwf , e Bob Fixishcr tries ro tell us that 2+2:-4 while enjoying the music of the X-iles. Girl wgucher, Chuck Arther practices his trade as he sits on Ollf. f t, 'x.,!: s. A , msg r r-:RTW ,lx s A is , Senior, Wlillard MeNec and Freshman, Rebecca Pops take time out to quench their rhirsr. Dances are the ugroov timesa' of school life junior, Charlotte Harris goes on no the bear. 1 Iuniors, Teresa Posada and Dennis Willcford help polish the floor ofthe gym during our dance. Hop Rightj Dorothy Hatfield, football queen, is escorted to her cur luy Rusty Brown after her qorona- tion, iLow6r Lefty Niki Floyd shouts supporting words to the ICt1fl'l. qliottomj The tlmvrlcnders await anxiously for the f0yL1l COLIFI IO Lll7PFO2lCl1. W Q ,bf :gi , . EA N H QE EQ ,ix ,gr-N l4 - Q 'E Q , .A -A ' .... t . M Ti. The crowning of Dorothy Hatfield, freshman, as Homecoming Queen, a victory over Western Height, and the half-time ceremonies by the band and pep club reflected the en- thusiasm of the junior high student body. Junior High Homecoming shines with spirit Rusty Brown places the royal helmet on Dorothy and presented her with the tradition- al kiss. Sharon Sisco, 8th grade, was escorted by Bruce Little while Frank Austin ushered Niki Floyd to the royal area of crowning. : L-M 53 1' ,... Y - '2 , -W - -snmMiiakMwli4irwwxwwvw.m--,....,....... f A K' - - - -' iiiz' 1. 1 J it 2 ' . ' 'i 1 ' . '. V an in .L t ..,- N.. ...Q .ww M3-va -' ' X Q ,... .,,. .t, , , q , ,,.., ,... av V K n ,, V it .J I T 5 I . it in K t s 1 . H c a c rr s W 4 , 5 It 'urn -,M All M with if Nth ,, 8 Q ,, .4 .,,av M ' K . 5 have-1011 K! il' fl' oyston White Q83j jumps with determination as Bobby Wlall f44J and Craw- mrd Bass f85j prepare to guard him. The cheerleaders jump for joy as t . 7., Mr. Hickman, head coach, talks boastingly about his team to the student body. heir team scores a touchdown. I5 Senior office aide Linda Nelle performs one of her daily tasks as she picks up the absentee slip. Debbie Dooley prepares to push off the side during the swimming class. 3 5 I6 The variety of activities is also evident in the classrooms. Mrs. Lepley indicates two points have been scored during a water basketball game, Senior Marilyn Neal makes the morning an- nouncements during the opening exercises. Ng-A That wind-blown look is shown by Susan Cavnar, junior. Nxt- 2 'SS Shakespeare? lean and hungry look is demonstrated by Dennis Willeford, jun- ior. Senior, Ernie Barnes, lets himselfgo during a dance at the Scene, There's a time to eat, and a time to relax. 1 ..4?i1i'9 Q 41 Y Ronnie Kaye admires the happy Crooked Oak swingers. 0 .14 5 - ll f - 'Q It takes alot of pulling to produce a yearbook on time, says Mrs. Marstellar and Marilyn Neal, editor. 1 u 5 'xt aril n Neal iii eesi l is chosen f , Basketball Queen Crooked Oak exploded behind guard Mike Jones' 44 points and romped to a 102-60 Metro Conference victory over Western Heights. Mike jones Q55 set a new school record as highest scorer, and this is the first known time that the Rufnex have scored over 100 points, After being crowned by captain Ivan Wfilkerson as the 1968 Basketball Queen, Marilyn Neal appears very happy as she sits with Nancy Patton, flower girl and Scott Hahn, crown bearer. Q I' 1 K Y 1- 11 2 i1 G sr if . FACULTY km: 13, ,,,, ,ff ,,,A,,,, ,,.. , s . X , , i L m,,,..,,, , 1 sf,. K, Mr. Graham was graduated from Southwestern State in 1949. In 1952 he received his masters degree from Oklaho- ma University. Mr. Graham taught driver's education and coached football for four years at Crooked Oak. He served as prin- cipal here for fours before taking the position as superin- tendent in 1963. Mrs, Maxine Sutton is secretary to Mr Graham. Teamwork is the Key to efficient Administration The -SLllO0l hoard tonsists of: Coy Britton, Plrsicleiitg Baxter Davis, Memlberg Ivan Wfilkerson. Clerkg Wfesley C11V!11ll', Memherg Glen Oliver, Vice-Presiilcntg and Lloyd Ciraliam, Superintrndcnt. 1 i s l z 5 3 20 Mr. Strahorn graduated from Crooked Oak High School in 1945. Later he returned to C.O. to teach and coach football in thejunior High School. In 1963, he be- came principal of Crooked Oak High School. Mrs. Rosetta McKee is secretary to Mr. Strahorn. A good administration provided the necessities for a successful student Mr. King graduated from Oklahoma State in Stillwater. He came to Crooked Oak in the fall of 1965. Mr. King counsels and maintains grade records of all students. Mr. Gregory came to Crooked Oak in December of 1965. He was di- rector ofspecial services and aided in federal programs. Before coming to C.O. he taught for 40 years. He deceased in December, 1967. Zl WILLIAIXI BAR TON Librarian SUSAN BOGLE, Spanish F ren ch N NELL DEDMON, Science BETTY GARRISON, English 84 Speech for S Mr. Robert Ryle takes a leisurely stroll across the Crooked Oak campus. good High School with a MAUDEAN GRAHAM, Business Education CHARLES HAHN, Shop 6: Physical Education SPURGEON HANNA, Social Studies DAVID HARAUGHTY, Auto Mechanics STELLA HEATH, Home Economics EVELYN HICKMAN. English III ELIZABETH HINTON, English 64 Speech EVELYN HUEEINIAN, Cosmetology IMA GENNE IRWIN, English IV Mrs. Garrison and Mrs. Hinton seem to be enjoying themselves at the Christmas Dance. points to excellence good Faeult Mrs. O, Irwin instructs het students to turn to page 117 is she explains an important aspect of bookkeeping, S , ORPHA LEA IRWIN, Business Education TOM LANE, English 8: Journalism SANDRA McLEROY, Social Studies TED MERRITT, Instrumental Music FRANCES PATTON, Business Education CARL RYDEN, Science ROBERT RYLE, Mathematics LEO THURMAN, Driver Training 81 Football CURTIS VAN HORN, Social Studies, WANDA WILKS, Business Education DEDICATIO IS THE TIME TO . .y , ,V ,y ,W .xkiyy y Y X ,y y, ,A 1' f K 'WH , Z. ' l'ff'f. 3.1. T I T K , - ' wi ,gum T ' H if! 'f 5 ..f,,f 1 3 , ,,,.:1 pw . y V:V,: , ,, f . 1' 1 rsss V T . 1. ,,,, 'J ' WV ff We 'fx . -gf ,. A frnk I ,z,,,,, p 1 .1 T T inf' a ,. - . :V N , 3 53,1 '14'a4. 1 5. 'I' : V W . 'T CCVV T , ffl- TTct li f T if V. , f V -, ,, f lf' I y 5 . M X., 'HUA H .1257 ,VV Mr. Lane received his Bachelors De- ' 5 H i y - 15514 ,fi Z' gf gree from Midwestern University, H 'Q if r V 1 - T' V V' , c , r ' 1 ff . . . ' ' 1 ff I h A W' 54, .V,r Wichita Falls, Texas, in January, 1964. ig If ,,,- 'jf' h Q 1 V ' After finishing school, he moved to 1 ' ,,r. ',, ,,fV, :' i , , Ilj 'T 'l'rl T f Tay ,llrr ff. Oklahoma Cir to work for the Central Y ,, E s .X yi L . f .. 'fa 1, , ey . V QW, Y T' ' 1 ' 1 ig y , if 'C VV Branch of the YMCA. He began teach- .. V - Vrrr . , tr' .V VVaa . 'i . . 1'r'r Y T ., T il TTVT ,,, ,,c in school at Crooked Oak in Au ust, ,. 35 3 1 VV., I ' g , g T' . r 1 Y T 1 1965. He withdrew from Crooked Oak X W- V T , TTTT f H ,,,, Vlt, i . Mm 1' ' A V5 V ,1, rVV, in january, 1968, to work for a newspa- I C t. X, x ' 1 T Ti T per firm. ., . as Cake, flowers, and horseshoes symbolize wishes of success. MY- I-me HPP 33fS SPCCCMCSS, but yet overjoyed, as he views the cake presented to him by his yearbook staff. 24 A pleasant smile always leaves il pleasant memory. Mrs. Dot Marstellar teaches journalism, photogra- phy, English, and is sponsor of the yearbook. Mrs. Marstellar took Mr. Tom Lane's place at the beginning of the second semester. She graduated from Southwestern State College in Weatherford, Oklahoma. She majored in English and her minor was music. -3 Faculty teaches leaders of tomorrow My Iigxx x xi E' f V ' MRS. DIXIE SMITH junior High Principal tx' 2 il Q I MR. A. HICKMAN Assistant jr. High Principal HELEN AUSTIN, l-lomemalcing JAMES BELL. junior High Shop PEGGY BENSON. Vocal Music LOIS BREEDEN, English 8: Reading ESTELLINE COFFEY, Ma l '- r icmatics jlMMY COFFEY, Social Studies 'elf a student has one good teacher in his lifetime, he should consider himself luck . HUBERT DICKEY, Mathematics MURL ERGENBRIGHT, Mechanical Drawing TOM HARKINS, Social Studies ROSALYN HEFLIN, Science 8: English ROGER HOLLOWAY, Social Studies WILMA HUMPHREY, English 'Steinbeck' MAURINE IHRIG, English JUDITH KING, Reading JEWELL LEPLEY, Physical Education BUFORD MERRITT, Science PETER ORSBURN, Science ALMA SALES, English Junior High Faculty directs students toward intellectual maturity WARREN STAFFORD, Social Studies 81 Physical Education DORETTA sToTrs, Mathematics CONNIE TAYLOR Business Education PHILLIP WHITE, Science junior high faculty members watch as excite ment grows during one of the pep assemblies 27 '5 - A ,,L, , VV: , ,K I I ., ,.k'L' :J f:', f' 1-'fL' . , 'Zi5f ,, , A . 5 , I 5 9 K,l, ,-,, K F . f ' ff 5 M '1 1 1. 'V '54 ' ' , M J M I ,l l From left to right: Mrs, Wlmiteneld, Mrs. Miller, Mrs, Coil, Mrs. Massey and Mrs. Gregory. 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Bom Clulw I. 2, 2, Student if-vumul R, Sucucc Klub I XY'lllLlI'll MLNQC ms to gsucrnrc spirit among Scniorm during FRANCES EDGIN FHA 1. 2, 5.S1urr Honor Soucry' 1. 2, S, N,1r1on.1l Honor Soucry 1, 2. 5. 011.111 1, 1. Srunlcnr cjuumll 5, Sucmc Club 1, VICA 2. 5. Snlcry Counul 1. Oak I4-.11 51,111 S CATIIY FO5'I'IiR Chmr 1. 2. 5. DIANA GAINFS FHA1.I'1-pCluIw1.i.ILlf1. 5.Sr.1rL'I I0111xr Suucry 1. Sr1c11ccl'Iulw 1. VICA 2. 9. S.1lcr1 Cfrxurull 1, LIN Sccrcmrv 1 PHILLIP ELZO Lcrrcrmcrfx Club 1. 2. 3. FFA Z. S.ILC1. Z. Sr11nlcnKC01111r1IZ,5, Srlmccflulu 1, s, Speech 1. mubull 1. 1, 8.15111-111.111 1, Busc- h.1Il 1. Z DAN NY FRA NKS GLORIA GARCIIA II.Li S. fI1CcrIc.1dcr 1.1. 5. S114-mciflub 1. VICA 2, S. Hrnd i'I14'L'rlwlLICr 'v. VIVA Qucrn z, Ihskcrhull Queen 1, Fw111,.11 A111-mI.111I .5.A11nuaIQuc-U11 Arrrnnl.1111 1. VICA Trrzlsurur 3 DAVID FLETCHER:IAC1.2,5.Suumc Club I. 3. Annual 51.1111 JOHNNY FRAZIER ILC' 1. Stunlclxr Counlrl ?,511cnrc Clulw 1. Z RIENIZIZ GOODNER FTA 1. Z, 5, IJIIA I. Pup Qxlulw s.C11crrIu.111Qr1.2.S111-111cf1u1w1.2.5mm Cuunul 1. Ann11.1l Srafl 1. Spcmlx 1. I'I'A prcs1- clcnl 4, S111-nu: Club Surg-r.1r1 2 CAROL FOGLESONG' Choir 1, 2. 11 DANNY FRIESEN I1qm'rmcn's Club 1, Z, 5 S114-111cClub 1. O.1k1r.11Sr.1H S.FoorIv.1Il I. 2. A JIM II.-KGIER I.c1rrrm1-112 Club 1. 2. S. Sr.1rL Hrumr Soucu 1. N,11111n.1I I-Ionur Soucry 1 Sucnrc Club 1. 2, F1x11b.1II 1. Z. 4. B11skcrlw.1ll 1. A 'I'r.11k l. 5. lfI.m Prcbulcnl 1. 5 Ju-Q .r 71 4Q ' 1 -'Y' 'W' -Citi? 'vf f9' -1 1 I IOHNNY HARRIS Lcucrmcnk Club 1. 2, S. S11cmcCl11Iw 1. IAP J. F1m1Iw.1II l, 3, 1. Ihxkcr- 1 11,111 1. 1. Q l'r,1.l. 1 3. 3. Gull s 'IACK HI NIDRIX II.111d R RAGINA HOI,IIl.-XY FHA l 2. R. N,111u11,1I II-mm S-111c1x l. IH-p Club A LARRY HARRIS I.1:ucrn1cn'5 Cluh l. 2. 5. IAC 1, Fomblxll l. 1, 3 BARRY HILL IA'11crrncn'x Club 1. I. ILC 5, Stung II-mu: Smmy 1. N.11m11.1I H1111111 Smlcry I. 2, 'I.Sm1cmc' Cflulwl 2. B.ukc'1Ix1Il I. 2,Ihach.1II 2. 'I'r,11k I CONNIIE HORNIIIQAK IIIA 1. II.l' 1, 2,S11m' lllmln S--.lun 1, 3, 2, OIL l4,1I'S1.111 Q RACHI1L HALRY Chun S MIKE HAYS IAC 1, 2, 5,Satc1y Cbunul 2. S, MARL9.-1RIi'I' HILTON FHA 1.2 I-'Lp ijlulv 1. Mllili HINKLIE ILCl.2.Srudcv1rCoun11lJ.1. V14 A 2. 1 mfmc Club 1. 2. O.1k IA:1r'Suff1,Spcr1I1 1. 2 SANDRA I-IOIICK Clunfcrlcldcr 1 Pm-pCIuh I. KAROL HUTCHISON Choxr 1. Z, 5, VICA 2. FHA 1. Slwml- CIuI1 1, 5.11111 ihumnl 1, Club 2. S VILA Z. S 35 IIUII IGIIQI-IITAR'I ITA 1, S, IIIL11 1 S1111111- C'HFS'I'IiR IIINNINLQS VIVA I. 81111111 Club 4'ARI.,IOHNSON S111-111cl'lub I 111111 1 511111 1111111111 1 1 I.-Xin Q IMYIID IUMA I111111111-11k11111w1,x,1u1111.1I MIKI7,IUNI'5 I.1111'1I11r11'1l'l11l1I.2.1.lIlk1 111.-15.11-11 1.1111111111111111.1f.-11111111,- 11.1, 1 5111.11-111 1111.11.11 1. s11111.1- 1 11111 1 1111- I111b.1I1 3 A xncu 1111111.11 1,1 A111111.1I 51.111 4. I-1111111111 1 3 1, 8.1111111111 1. .' 1. 11,1111 1 1 1 11111 K11.1.1AN IIMMY IQIIMITR I I'A 4. N111-111.1I I1I1u1111S11 11111 . . 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S, IR-p4'Iub I. 4. N.111un.1I Humor Sucwn 1. 5.Cho1r I, 1. 5. 5111, 1111111 c'111m.1l 1, 5.11m 1'.-1111.11 1 1.1x1m KINTNER FHA 1 0.111 14-.11s1.11'1'1, '1'm1 1qx1c,111' 111' s, s.1111.1-c1111- 1 1.111 P-YI' II'XI-XYTFR rm 1 1 1 12 11.1.1 1 . . . . , . . . 1. qw Mm Rufncx Arrmdanr 2. I 1. 9 NJ 1 H. 1 1 I MII, 1 11.-111 111.-rx.-.1111 1. ,. 1 x.1111.a ' 1-111111111111 1 A111111.1I 51,111 4. O.1k 11,115 PMI- I-I-OYU VICA I PAW- I-VKVR 1. 11111111111 81.111111 LVI111111-1 P1111 .J DON r11AR'1'1N 1f1m.111'11x1i1ub 1. 1, 11.17 1, A111411 x1AR'1'1x 1.11111-11111-11-1 111111 1. 111' 1. 11.111 111.11 11,11,,,1,N N,1111n1.11 Hunur Smxcly I. l, S. S11c'1111'lk1uh I, 4. N.111un.1I llmmr Sufnvrv 1. I. RS4111111-KX111Iw 1. 11.11111-1111111 1. 2. 111111-11,111 1. 2. 1. 111' Prcxx- 1. s 11.11111-11-111 1. 3. 1l,1w11.111 1. 1, 2. 11.1N-.mr '1'0x1x1Y NIASSIY dom 4 1.1r1 .1111I'IArc'.1x11r1r I I r MARILYN MENEFEE: FHA l,2,31Choirl,3g WILLARD MENNE BOBBY MILFORD: I-TA 1, 2: ILC 1: Stat: JANELL MILLER FHA 1, 3, PCP Club 1, 3, Srudcnr Council 33 VICA 2, 33 FHA President 3, Honor Soficry l,Z1 Nanonal Honor Society I, 2. N111111n1l Honor 50,14-11 Z131Chmr 1, S1 Student VICA V1ceAPresidenr 3, 5. Sucnfc Club I. Safety Counul 1 Coumgl 5: Safety COMC11 1 Seniors look hopefully to the future RONNIE MILLER: ILC 1, 53 Science Club I, Z3 TED MITCHELL RICKY MCDONALD. Lettcrmcn's Club 53 MIKE McREYNOLDS: ILC 1, 29 I.:rtcKmcn's IAC 5, Annual Staff 5g Oak Lczf Staff 5. Base-ball 2, 5. Club Z, 5gChoir lgSciencc Club lgFootb2ll Z, 33 Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3. MARILYN NEAL, FTA 1. 2, 3, FHA 1. 21 Pep Club 1, 2, 5, ILC 1, Stare Honor Socicry 1, 2, 5: Nnnonul Honor Suriery 1, 2, 5. Bela Club 1. Z, 5, Sruv.lcnrCoun1il 6,Sc1cmc Club 1, S.it'crv Coun- cil 1, 2, Annual Staff 5. FTA Treasurer 2. Class Vice-Prcsidcnr lg Class Secretary 21 Yearbook Ed' iror 5 JOHN NEl.l.E Narional Honor Socicrv 13 I,INDA NELLE FTA 1. X. FHA 1. 2. 31 PQP BYRAN NEISON ILC Z,ScicnCc Club l. IAC stigma. Club 1. ' Club 1, 2, ILC 51 Star: Honor Society 1 3 Narional 1, Z, 3. Safety Counnil 1. Honor Socicry 1:Scicnce Club 1,31Snfcry Coun- cil l with wishful glances backwards RICKY NEWKIRK DEBBIE NIKKEIJFIIA 2,Srare Horror SOCICIY RHUNDA 0l,IVER1 ILC lg Banrl 1, Z, 51 ROBERT POSADA' SIMS Honor SOCICIV 1 1. 2, 51N31l0f111l Honor Soricrv 1, 2. I. Hcru Club Science Club l. Oak I-.Clif SHUT 2. 3 National Honor Socicry 1, Science Club 1, 5, l, 2, 4. Scicmc Club 1 LAIHRIE RICHARDS- Oak I4-uf Staff 5, Time has ii. NATHAN POWELL Sciencciflub 1. 2. 5. Oak mf surf 1. spmh 4 BEVERLY RI'I'I'IfR' FHA I, 2,Pcpiflub1. 2, Sclcncc Club I1 VICA Z. R MIKE RUBY Foorbnll K, Q- AIOYCE REDMAN FTA 31 FHA K. ILC 3: Na- noml Honor Smxcry 1, Chou l. 3. Scncnue Club 1 JACKIE ROBERTSON' Pep Club R. Choir 3 DEI'll'IlIi RODDAM FHA 1, Z, Pep Club l. 2. 5. sul-me Club 1, sua, Councml 1. oak lm Stall' A. Speech 2 quickl slipped MIKE REIN- Leu:-rmen's Club 2. Scncnce Club l, 51 IAC 5, Football Z. Basketball 11 Baselmll 2, ZA I from the JAY ROBINSON Sucncc Club l. VICA 2, R. . IAC 3 Seruors of '68. JOHN ROSS' FTA 5. IAC 1. Z, 5, State Honor Somew 5. Student Council 5: Socnce Club 5, Football l. We .istened and luestionedg some found mswers. fi ,mf f av TERIEA SEXTON: FHA 11 Pep Club 1, 5 Science Club 1, VICA 2, 31 Safqry Council 1 , An- nual Staff 51 Football Queen 3 ,IEANELL SHROPSHIRE, Nanonal Honor So- ciety 21 Chou' lg Annual Staff 3, CARLA SHORT' Smrc Honor Society 2, E1 Na- nonnl Honor Socicty 2, A Choir 2, 3 LINDA SHIICK FHA l. 5. Il.t' l. IIZNNIEFIZR SMITH FTA I.Pt'pClub l.1. R lI.K' Z. Nzmonul Honor Soucrv l.1, 5. Choir 5 Stxcncc Club 2. 3. N -'la KATHY SHORT FTA 2. 3. FHA Z. 5. PCP Club Z, ILC 1, 5. National Honor Sotusrv I1 Stlrncc Club l. 2. 4 IIRIICIE SHIII.'I'S II,t' I.StAtc Honor Smitty' 21 N.uionnl Honor Soucn Z. Srutlt-nr Coumnl S: some muh 1, out lm son' 2. Q. sm-In 4. out mr' rimmf A. ,junmf Plgo 1 PHII. SMITH Stwntt-Club l.1.IAC2, 4. An- nual Sul! 5. Spccah 2. S. Golf 2. R .GI R, ' pgflg kk 15 .1 ,ix 'i f BEVERLY XUUARREN Chou 1. Z. 5 JOE WHl14IfFIEI.D I'I'A 1. IA'ttL'rmCn'x Club 1. 2. N.1non.1l Honor Sorrerv R. Sruvlcnr Council 5.SClcnLrCflub1. Z.lAC2.3.S:1fcryCououill, 2. 5, Annuzxl Stuff 5. Ifoorbull l. 2. Tmglc l PAT W'Il.I.lAMS FHA Z. Pep Club Z. Snare Honor Soucrv 1. Svirxrfc Club 1. VICA I LINDA WEAVER' FFA 1.2. 5. FHA 1. Z. Pcp Club 1.3. ILC 1, Z3 SciemcClul1 1:Sz1fc-ry Coun- Ul l, Z MIl.'I'ON VUILCOX: I,crtCrmCn'5 Club 2. 4. ILC' l.Sr.1rc Honor Soclcry l. Sclcncc Club 1. 2, Bokr-rhrll 1. 2. 1. Bm-ml! 1. 2. 3 FRITDDY WIILSON TOM XVIEIIER' ILKI R. Narioml Honor Soucrv l. 2.B11nrl 1. 2, 1. Sucncc Llub lg IAC J, IVAN W'lI.Kl'fRSON ILC 1. Z. LcrrL'rrn1'n's Club 1. 1. 2. Sumo Honor Sonny 1. Nuronal Honor Sol u-rv I. 2. I,SrudcnrC'o1xmil S.S11cr1cc' Klub 1. Foorlmll 1. Z, 4. B.1slccrlw.rll 1. 2. 4. Hn:- b,1ll 1. 2. A LINDA YFINGST Prp lflub J. 4, FIIA 5. S114-mc Vlub 5 LAVIQRN XX'I2l.CH LINDA XVIIKIQKSON ll.C' 1. S,S1,u1'IIonor 5o1u'r1 1. 2. 4. N.1r1on.rl Honor Solun 1. I. R. , Bo.: Klub 1. 2. 1. Clrm S4-.man 4 1 SLZANXE HOACQIAXIU Sc1cn11'Cllub R 43 E ICR HIGHLIGHTER Best Dressed Ffimdliest Vicki Tifswoiiii Mem Befmeee Milton Wilcox Seeve Beats fm . Best Personality Wittiest Teresa Sexton Marilyn Menefee Chuck Arrher Gary Bastin Most Versatile Marilyn Neal Ivan Wilkerson Most School Spirit Gloria Garcia Most Athletic Mike jones Ideal Date Cheryl Thompson jim Hager 5 Xi ODKEQ oe C41 Most Seholarly Linda Wilkerson Ernie Barnes gg? STUDENT t5Uli'iCll - Q swf' fa . Q .a5, 'ffv QQQ .+.. '4 n,, div 5 oi it J U IORS '6 1 'Or Q-.,, junior class off1cers lead the junior class through many ac tivities. Treasurer Brent Coldiron Secretary Glenda Garrett President Gary Shaw Vice- President Kenneth Wrlght Bob Allbaugh Becky Anglin Roger Asher Sharon Avery Dean Bailey Gleyn Barrett Randa Bearden David Birchett Mary Birchfield Linda Blankenship james Blue Lloyd Booth Danny Boyster Steven Bradshaw Linda Brewer Kay Brown David Bu rgess Vicki Butrick Elizabeth Campbell johnny Campbell During a year of growth and excellence Margaret Campbell jackie Cantrell Neal Cargill Susan Cavnar Dewey Chenault Richard Cherry Brent Coldiron Connie Cook A , 9' rn, hw, ,avr 'E .6 F i , 4' 1 ,ar , x fff'37 mf' L A B W vffigill l B Vr,, ' ki I 'Y'l3P3l -, Q , J' if so--u...4 ,, Linda Cook Phyllis Cowell Mike Cox LaDonna Culpepper ,4 'af Deborah Cummins Geraldine Davidson Mike Davidson Charles -Davis Iumors assume greater responsibilities Coy Dean Mike Deere Richard Denker Cozzett Dowd Beverly Drake Michael Drury Donna Duty Jacque Edwards Steve Elkins Eddie Emerson Lajuanda Erwin Bob Frasher 4, r.. r , Q N ,, , V ' , K eg' S, , A LLLE , .r, WE . A ., R ' . aw.: . . .gl i WW 4, Q 44 IS, 4 M ary Fau lken berry Gerald Funk I Glenda Garrett Bobby Gates Jerry Gee Karen Gc'ntry Patsy George Danny Gibson Karen Goins To raise mone for the Junior-Senior Prom Billy Gould Beverly Graham jerry Hager Gary Haley Ramona Halcy Janice Hardgravcs Barbara Harmon Charlotte Harris il? Barbara Hart Terry Harwell Drew Hayes Eunice Haynie Lucretia Hightower Deborah Hill George Holmes Janice Honeycutt Juniors work hard at their car wash Eddie Hope Dennis Huff Vicki Hunter oe Intrieri , ui W f and the concession stand. J E jerry James David Jennings Bob johnson Norman johnson Phil jones Larry Kerley Danny Ketcham Kevin Killian 'GI .r- li 1' wan .,.,-5 MA 5 if Roger Kilmcr Shirley Kilmer Kathy Kline Margidinc Lane Vaughn Meyehcc Ricky Mclntirc Gary McKay Patricia McMahan Da to da routine demands concentration Ricky McPherson Hugh McRcynolds David Meadows Leroy Mowlcs Lavona Munson Robert Murray Karen Newkirk Vikki Newman Loycc O'l-lagan Rcbcica Pcnnv Cathy PcrkinS Mary Pructt 1 's-W.-A YZ M? 5 K ,-,,, ,gi A . an-,,. P:- ' i is , 1 ,,,., ,. Q 'Q ., A at r Is, it -SUV C b 'DP' we Barbara Pcrshica Shirley Plemmons Teresa Posada Deborah Powell Kenneth Price Cheryl Quinn ne of the years biggest moments Shannon Raasch Ola janey Reed james Reeves Mary Ann Rice Lois Richardson Darrell Roberts Claudia Roddam Bob Rodgers class rings arr1ve 'K -van... Yu! 9-ak. 'Qi Charles Ralston Carolyn Rome Marolyne Rone Danny Rycroft john Salazar Betty Sanders Linda Scott Gary Shaw Claudia Shelton Patricia Simms Dennis Smith Ernie Smith Juniors strive for scholarship and citizenship Helen Smith Patricia Snell Danny Sparks Karlotta spikes Paul Stewart Clarence Stone Giimer Storey jan Streiltenberger 'ha N-'K -ul... K tbb, Glenda Thompson Karen Thompson Gene Thorne Jeanette Trosper Vilkey Trosper Ezrrl Turley Beverly Willl Paulette Wallace in helping to prepare them for leadership Mike Ward Linda Watkins Georgia Welch Verna Wellamlcer Myron Whish Paula White jeanerre Whitley Karen Williams Dennis Willeford Kenneth Wise Georgia Wirr Kenneth Wright R, Junior activities require abilit , decisions, and concentration Lloyd Booth finds entertainment in playing pool at the Recreation Center, f- , -,f,.,, .. juniors find it hard to decide on which ring will suit them best. it Debbie Cummins takes a moment from her class work to gather her thoughts. M Davidson fin ike ds amusement in tying up Richard Cherry during the Junior play. riss f saai ,I , ,i.3qgf',,,,,V - K' 1, ,.'-- -7 wa. r,,- ' ' 'W We K, in .V I , K, , W, . ..1' .nw ,, ww 'f 56 will Ella Alexander Lois Alexander 'L' Vicki Amrose X john Anderson Sheila Aubrey Steve Austin Sophomore class officers are from left to right: Shirley McKeel - V. Pres, Mike Buckley - Pres., Ella Alexander - Secy. Treas, the pack in school spirit Leslie Axton U., Marilyn Banard A - -3 james Barnett Q X Marvin Barnett -P Terry Bearclen X ji Dwight Beats S Janice Black fi 1 'Qu Dun Blake f N, .- XL Dianna Blake .ci 'i' 'ww Pat Booth L V Q ' itijijil ,v',i iff ' ' K ' 57 Roniild Borchcrr Roger Bottoms Kiirhy Branson Virginia Brictgiin Mike Buckley CI. W. Cgimbell Ross Ciimbell jess Cnrrerero Priscilla ci1lVlfl Beverly Cole 2. 7 M-x ?f 'f ' Sophomores excel because iw Donald Coleman Luster Conner Liz Costner Paulerra Cox Kenneth Cross Mike Cummins loc Daugherty Ricky Duel jack DeRoule Sheila DcShielcls Yvonne Detamore jeff Dillingham 2.11 Darla Foglc Rudy Forrest San cly Fox Robbin Funk Debbie Gaines Gerrcll Gaincs , W f fff 'ri iifwtririv.. D I.. F Tlmnms Dillon Dclvbic Dooley' Linda Dllllglilg Cgitln' Dowd Donna Dye Marvin lfnltgin Willie Eclwzlrnls Garry Emerson Billy Farr jimmy Fleming gl' Iv! Kathy Hendon Pauletta Hendrix Carolyn Hill Pat Hillburn David Hinkle Zandra Holaday Sharon Hurt Sandy Hughes David Hutchinson Melvin Humphreys jimmy Garrett Martha Gates Reetha Goferth David Gould Ken Grantham Debbie Green Margaret Gutierrez Pat Gutierrez Bob Hager john Hall Ronnie Hallmark jackie Hart li' Sophomores anticipate tho ,!f'f?N ' 'N ' ix W activities of their Junior year in is - J J , J . si , X , A: ,. M, n- 5 , .1-nu... ' 1 Jerrel Iampkin Janice I.angl ord Betty Learned Glenn Lehar Eva Lewis Iairry Locklear Alan Long Cathy Loyd Marilyn Mandrell Kathy Manley Kenneth Marcus Peggy Maynard Barbara Ingram Sue Irwin Charles Jennings Mike Jones Paula Jones Randy Key Richard King Chris Kizer Jocelyn Knight Steve Kozak Mike Michalski Mike Miller Mike Miiisiip Debbie Mitchell Debbie Mitchell Ann Montgomery Bonnie Morrison Jimmy Morrow Mike Morrow Phil Motley Randy Moody Diann Munson O 1 - ,pn ar M an n X F Q--,fi wg. f P J S i 9 l Q I i V -'qv' 190 Beverly McDonald Dennis McGill Shirley McKeel Donald McKidclic Brenda Mcliinzy Sandy McPherson Wfillie Nall Larry Niklcel larry Parks Debbie Piiylur .Joyce Petit Karen Phillips 2. Sophomores contribute Karen Prince Wfttync Prisock Nathan Pyle Wttltcr Ricltztrdson Lacrctgt Roberson Cathy Robertson Lintlzt Robertson Doris Roby Thcrcsa Rodgers Randy Rogers Linda Root Linda Rose Ben Rosser jim Rosscr james Sanders Sheila DcShiclds and Kenneth Cross perform at thc Miss School activities kwa' l X li James Sex ton Mike Slalttcry David Smith JCn n y Smith 'I F wt Laurence Smith Judy Sparks Karen Speckman Connie Spikes Duwnyne Stanfield Randy Streitenberger Judy Suit Lavonna Thomas Linda Thomas Lonnie Thomas Pat Trotter Gayla Turner Bill Van Curen Keith Van Meter jean Walker H . 6 5 93 Sophomores blend into main stream of High School life 415. 'Nd Pat Warner jack Wilkerson jimmy Wilkerson Steve Wilkerson l larry Williams l Janie Williamson Sherry Wilson johnny Wood Rhonda Wood Linda Woolbert Students survive through man activities and projects. Mrs. Marsrellar and Mrs. Hickman talk over plans of Whar'5 so funny, Earl the Honor Societies after the clubs' pictures were Turley? taken. A new Way to ride in the Homecoming parade is displayed by Darrell Anglin, 65 Leading their list year in Junior High and looking to their next in Senior High are class officers: Frank Austin President, Kim Cox, Vice-President, and Barry Brock Secretary. Freshmen select class officers of u68'9 Abbott, Billy Adair, Renee Adkins, john Albert, Riclq' Alexander, Linda Anderson, Andy Anderson, Danny Amrose, Kert Austin, Frank Axton, Don Bachus, Mike Bafferman, Gary Bagley, Tommy Bailey, Richard Barnett, Joyce Barrett, Danny Bass, Crawford Bell, Deborah Bennett, Randy Best, Mike Bex, Carolyn Binder, Nanette Blalock, Deborah Blanton, Dianie I . ,. ax., , iii .i - -if - -G s if ff F Bledsoe, Cathy Blevens, Carol Blue, Donnie Bolin, Dewayne Boyster, Bobby Bradshaw, Margie Brock, Barry Brown, Rusty Bruehl, Frank Burns, Susie Cagle, Clifford Cargill, Carolyn Carlisle, Deborah Carter, Jerry Chatham, Keith Cherry, Curtis Clary, Sandy Clements, Terri Clopton, Roger Coats, David Coburn, Linda Coleman, Kathy Cornett, Doylene Costner, Melissa Courdin, Kathleen Two opponents cause 54 to take a side tumble while .the Mighty Mxtes view the play from the side- sttt tl i1-1 ' ,,,f- K, -:k-:. aiys. 1.-lik 1 f, 52 nn' gy I ,nigtibsh U -1 ff I ' av.. mv-4' lbw? 68 Q? 7' ' ' if it ' ' I Cox, Kim Curry, Allen Davis, jackie Davidson, Shirley Dawson, Kieth Deere, Edith Dunn, Janie Dye, 'Ian Edwards, Billie Edwards, Sona Freshmen learn achievement follows Work Erwin, Mike Fuulltenberry, Dean Fletcher, Diane Franklin, Valorie Fronterhouse, Lois Gaines, Tawannzi Garcia, Cynthia Gee, Terry Gehring, Martin Gilbert, Dennis Gilleland, Imogene Gonmlris, Rita Golden, Regina Gouge, George Green, Dee Ann Greenlee, Bobby Gutierrez, Hope Huagland, Teddy Hailey, Judy Hall. Debbie Hamilton, Bill Harmon, Diana Harrington, Randy Harwell, Kiithy Hzitheld, Dorothy Hiiury. Deborah Haynes, Lonnie Heflin, Ricky Higgins, Tommy Hill, Ronnie 3, . 'bw 'r' Q dat if i 5 A1 l 5 V34 if K r 5 'a I ,,v gf .,,u' I 'fa 3'1'll an g we 1 .ff X-'- in 2 N KM , c 1X I FO'- if I' I Leepet, Vicky Lewis, Marsha Lindsey, Charlene Little, Bruce Little, Elaine Locklear, David Longly, Vencil Mankins, Harley Mankins, Harvey Manley, Mike Mina Q- Hilton, Charlene Hope, James Hopkin, Johnny Hotwath, Nancy Howry, Linda Hughes, Daphne Hundley, Ron Hurd, John Hutchison, Dennis Ingle, Shelly Jacobsen, Debbie James, Larry Jenkins, Patricia Johnson, Henry Johnson, Sharon Jones, Kathy Jones, Kaye Keeler, Joyce Keeton, David Kelley, Danny Kellison, Ted Kildahl, Alan Killian, Colleen Kilmer, Mike Kinard, Lydia Kline, John Limb, Gary La Plant, Janice Iaitham, Larry Lawrence, Billy 'vu 'U' if - -fa. 42'-5' 'ls 'fl 352 1 Pi 'iv T' f5'! W -rr Qur- 25 f ,gi gil' . ' 6' Cynthia Garcia assists Mr. Hickman in preparing the micro- phone for Pep Assembly. 70 ra lx ir? N1 in O'l-Iagen, Viola O'Neil, Linda Pappas, Susan Pennel, Tommy Pennington, Wayne Pettit, Forrest Plemmons, Lyndol Polson, Rory Pope, Rebecca N L-J ii qi 'J , ,fl s s f 3 gs if if V ,Neg I Menefee, Jeanee Meridith, Bobby Miller, James Miner, Paula Mojica, Jesse Motley, Jolene Motzenbocker, Ricky Mowles, Judy Mowles, Peggy Mueller, Ken Murray, Kenny McAllister, Randy McElroy, Kaye MCEwin, Billy McGill, Carolyn McGraw, Barbara MeGruder, Jimmy Mclntire, Carol Melntosh, Gary Neeley, David Neese, David Nelson, Jana Newcomb, Shelly O'Brian, Rodney Dil nc 'wo 4,-N Posado, Andy Prtssley, Hobby Prior, Diane Pruett, Sandy Prufert, Libby Purkett, Danny .A -,-- -K A Raasch, Sherry S Ramirez, Danny E Redman, johnny their future high school yexrs Freshmen stud test tube of future Reed, Rick Reynolds, James Richardson, Frankie Ritter, Montie Roberts, Debbie Robertson, Donald Rollo, Glen Rose, john ny Rosser, Gary Sanderson, Terry Scheulen, Billy Schulte, Eddie Schwartz, Pam Scott, David Scott, Doyle Sharp. David Shelton, Susan Short, Billy Smith. johnny Smith, Mike Solomon, Donna Stevenson. Linda Sullivan, Ronnie Tanner, Frances , 'W ii ig iii i an Q Us S If 3 .. sm l 9 35 aff S ' Thornton, Anita Tigg, Sharon Treadway, Della Truitt, Pat Tucker, Cathy Tucker. Debbie Turner. Rodney Tye, Glenna W' Van Curen, Don Van Curen, Gary Van Curen, jerry Van Curen, Steve Wall, Robby Ward, Steve Warner, Mary jane Warren, Alford Wayman, Ray Weeden, Tom A Queen and the Coaches' expressions add variety Head coach, A. Hickman, yells encouraging words to the Mighty Mites after they recover a fumble. 72 to the ames. Dorothy Hatfield appears very happy after being crowned jun- Coach Anderson views the strategy ior High football queen. being used in one of the Mighty Mitcs' plays. 5 ii l ,,! O.-S+! IIQ Welth. Nant y White, Barbara Freshmen take their medicine as last year of Junior High passes. Wh ite, Beverly W hite, Brenda White, Royston Wilburn, Kenneth Wilkerstun, Paul Willcins. Peggy i W Wilson, Danny 3 Wise, Stephen E Wish. Neva 'M Witte, Tim Young, Grant Zabawa, Reggie i Colored rocks, dissection of frogs, nd insect collections, are the subjects of tience classes this year. With the aid of ew and better equipment, the Fresh- len science classes advance to better hd more detailed education. l Science students view the screen as ir. Orsburn instructs, sx Students stand in line as they await their bus to take them homeward bOUflLl. N.. ae., ,, .4-n-aim.-V 73 President: BOBBY MILLER Vice President: ELIZABETH RAPER Eighth raders choose classmates as officers Abbott, Llvonna Adkinson, Sheri Albertson, 'Innnett Albough, Mary Alviso, Rachel Asher, Tony Bean, Terry Beats, Richard Belflower, Vicki Benton, Karen Blake, Doug Blalock, Linda Blue, Tommy Bohn, Jenn Booth, David Bootright, Susan Bottoms, Rebecca Bright, Susan Britton, Cheri Brittain, Bonnie Bruehl, Mike Burgess, Steve Cugle, Elizabeth Campbell, Juanita 'Gb vm fi-wx 1 l ' ,J Carey, Vernon Cargill, Rella Christie, Justin Claypool, Sandy Cobb, Jimmy Coburn, Linda Copher, Berta Cosper, David Coughran, David Cowell, Randy Cox, Randy Cox, Rebecca Craft, Debra Cuff, Ronnie Culver, Greg Curry, Angela Darwell, Melody Douglas, Ray Dowd, Odell Downs, Ronnie Drake, Norma Eddy, Du Ann Edwards, Sonya Estes, Tommie Farr, Kathy Ficklin, Bobby Fletcher, ja net Fogle, joe Foster, Ronnie Fox, Terry Fraziar, Patsy Frontierhouse, Lois Fuller, Terry Gardner, Gina Gardner, Ricky Garrett, Dennis Gay, Dorothy Gehrang, Martin Gilleland, Shirley Goad, jerry Gibson, Vicky Goodman, Debbie Y' fav , is X Q, I K. ,-24 2, 5 I yi -. af , ' .fri-i?uI,E1 if if rr-if , i 1 X 2 f , f H , i fri - 'E 5 if, ' A , , -QM' f rdf ay' S 3 4 0 3 I M, lx 31 W 3, E' i i g 4 'f 'bg ,, My sv an i , ,, ,,,, J 9l-r-- I' aid' :DS X 1 I 3 i' K 75 IHGHTH P1'4P-47-4 GRADE Graham, Marian Graham, Marvin Griffin, jimmy Grantham, Ricky Grauatt, Rebecca Hainer, Teddy Hale, Ronnie Hall, Evelyn Hallmark, Micky Hamilton, Della Harjo, Beverly Harper, janet Qi jx? ww, ..,, , , M, . Harrell, Wes Hedges, Guy Hedges, Kristina Henderson, Mary Hightower, james Hill, Buddy jr. High Cheerleaders and Pep Club illustrate school spirit rs, , ,7 Q , ,., 4 4 f ii was 44'- vkf 'm all as-.. ,Hug- kw- 'anti' Hillburn, Danny Hoogland, james Hopper, Patti Howiy, Linda Howry, Mary Hughes, Ricky N , , 5 its fu fri M y I 0' Hurt. Rebekah Hutson, Ngiomie Ingram, Willigini Johnson, Ann johnson, Jerry jones, Mike jones, Sharon Kilmer, john Kilmer, Terry Kilmer, Ricky King, Larry Kinsey. Billy Knight, David Konmth, Robert Kruger. jan Limb, Mark Iiimbert, Jerry Iglne, Dewrlyne Lane, Debbie Ledford, Robert LCC. Glenn If Barre, Neva Lewis, Alvin Litke, Marilyn Logaly, Susie Logan, Sharon Long, Debra Marldo, Cheryl Martin. Ricky Merideth, Vicki Metz, Vicki Miller, Donna Miller, jim Miller, Lahomgr Miller, Paul Meinke, Dim Miehxllski, Robert Mitchell, Ronnie Mitchell, Shielzl Moore, Norm.1n Moore, Steven Moore, Vicki I J ..e,. , -1 f'f 4 1 l i l R ,. in TQ ' ' ' hwy ,,,- ,nfmikyt 5 R F le its 5? ' K. 'V 'v-1' , ,EQ Phu it ik any V , A f' if g ,, ' - f -' ff rf wi. 2, f fififsi fre'-V ' I -4 if ' ., . X . , J., . .. , ,, , 5 4 ,E j H ,5,,,,,,,?f A I ,fl W ., 'X .W I W, .,,,x S, ff , ,ni .1 Ardfyw I K ' f.,' 1 Mojacii, Rose Morrison, Becky Morrison. Rinky Morrow, Cheryl Murry, Donna lWlQDOI1lllLl, Charlton McCann, Kern McElroy, Kaye Melntire, Pat lxlClVlLlllLiI1, Steve MCReynolclS, Ruth Napier, Debra Neweomb, Connie Nowkri, jeff Paylor, Bud Paul, Carl.: Sue Peck, Parry Pennington, Marilyn Perehicn. jerry Perry, Msrgrct Pierce, john ny Pryor, Michael Prince, Benny Pucker, Mike Rirpcr, Elizgrlwerh Reeves, Lisa Reynolds. Toni Rieliarcls, Cheryl Riley, Rita Riehzirdson, Cheryl Roberts, IZ, P, Robertson, VU1lI'ldH Roberrson. Timothy Robinson, Sandy Robinson, Tommye Rodgers. Ricky Root, Lgirieia Rose, Paula Ross, Larry Ryeroft, Dehra S.ll.lZLlf. Susan Sgmders, Dennis 78 .W - fy . tl er... .-Q 'L 1- a yi I , nf, X I ,' :. Q 'A 'y 4-5 'Ni 5, 3 fy Ke 'ff '- is . f I 'N 5, ,gn 1.- '2 'dx : J My 1 4 fql- tg, nv luv TW 4 i 4 au: V il JJ-4' 5 f ,N 454' 8- ,5 W , W X 4 N P r'i fam Sexton, Gary Shaw, Rohin Shaw, Steve Shuck, Barhara Shults, Darrell Simms. Cliftimrel Simonton, Tom Siseo, Sharon Smallwnod, Danny Smallwood, Gerry Smith. Fara Smith, Karen Smith, Sharon Smith, Theresa Snell, Kathleen Sparks, Steve Speekman, Juli Stacks, Roberts Stallings, Carl Stallings. Gary Staufter, Gernge Stevenson, janet Stubbletield, Jeanne Stubbs, Rose Sullivan, Sue Tetus, Debbie Thiesser, Karol Thomas, Steven Thompson, Patty Trout, Carleen Tucker, Don Tucker, Ginger Van Curen, Connie Vice, Nanev XVallcer. Connie Wgill, Jo Ann XX'arLl, Dehra Xllfatkins, Donnie Wfeaver. Gary Wfeleh. Gene Wfellmaker, Vickie XX'endt, Elena J if 1, fwa 'WF' gig- .0 f T it 'Q-.A . A -as 2336.9 41 i0 1 .-gif X mf Nbr' ,i. 1' , 5 t , , Y P T K. A ,,. ,,, I, lah , , . ' ' fl 2 - 'l 35 x 79 Eighth Graders look forward to freshman year. ill' 'Qin -oy-,lt 6' 1 ll shows off his kicking form. Niki Floyd, 7th grader, views the spectators as she prepares to take her royal trip around the field. 80 Williams, Debora Witt, Ronnie Wliite, Charles Yeigst, Norman Young, Clara Young, Connie The Mighty Mites charge every opponent with everything they've got. A good yawn is necessary at the end ofa day of tests. i ag' New N i l QT? iw 4 u v , y Y' 'Q aff 4 ,X X, i is I l e xi' 4 Wade Wilkerson Vice President Bill Deere Sec reta ry Donnie Edwards President Seventh graders begin first ear in Junior High vb- Q lui 'U J? 'r ai it r ':f' ' l' W. rei : iff xl af ., awe. - 5- A4 ' y iii ii f 4 af ! x -1-v Abbott, Karen Allen, Gary Ashley, Melvin Atwood, Harold Aiistin, joe Autry, John Barnes, Debbie Barnhouse, Glenna Bean, Eddie Beats, Tony Befferman, Rosa Beneux, Bobby Bex, Thomas Bigbee, Darrell Blevins, Danny Brainard, Jana Braley, Debra Brittian, Dwan Brodt, Wlayne Campbell, Connie Campbell, Mike Carlisle, john Cavin, Lemual Cavnar, David Cilitt, Rogar Clark, Cindy Clark, -Jothan Claypost, Ted Clement, Susie Coburn, Kathy Cody, Sandra Cornett, Rod Corter, Christine Costner, Connie Cothran, Randy Cox, David Cox, Rebecca Creech, Peggy Curry, Roddy Dalrymple, Kathy Darnell, Donna Davidson, Don Davis, Terry nv 49' Day, Vernon Deere, Bi ll H' Denwalt, Catherine Dimick, Mark Doyle. joe Drake, Stan .Q Doherty, Sharon Donnell, Diana Dooley, Terry Doolittle, Jimmy Duncan, Debra Dyson, Ranella Eddy, Donna Edwards, Donnie Edwards, Dyton Ellis, Betty Faulkenherry, Donna Finch, janet Fletcher, janet Floyd, Niki Fogle, joe Fowler, jim Frazier, Gloria Fugitt, Ricky Gable, Mike Garcia, Pam Gee, Kent Gee, Michael Gentry, Barry Gentry, Harry Gihson, Gordon Goforth, Sandra Golden, Rodney Good, La Donna 1 'VJ V , sy i tg. a y is 52 fy .,,.... K. ' ' ' y 1 . sal xi Wai., Q15 l ww 'Y 1 g l , ta.. Sv- 3 si 'w i 4 f-a ,sg X N i r M i, , cci, it t , '15 .is get . ,P - , ci. , t it if vi .eng ogg .Q K Y as -c--. H- l E ,, K . V' fx gap' , 1 X , EX WN. xx-2 lf. 9 I s fi ' elf X. i vn- X-N -Ib- 'CO Gordon, James Gorham, David Gould, Dehorah Guyton, Eddie Hadlock, Cindy Hagar, Marsha Hager, Keith Hall, Cetil Hall, Dorothy Hall. Terry Hamm, Dayna Harmon, james Harrell, Kerry .ff , Haskell, Alexander Haynes, Mary Haynie, Pat Hedges, Kristina Hendrix, Gary Hendrix, Leta Hensley, Dchhie Hinkle, Pam Homes, Don Honeycutt, Roxa Hopkins, Danny Hopper, Mike Hunt, Howard Hunt, Randy Hunter, Nancy Hurdle, Hurt, S Diane ICYC Ingram, Janet jat kson, Mike -jenkins, Susan jones, Diana jones, Risky HUC Merideth, Nina Millsap, Richard Milner, Pam Mojica, Julian Moore, Debra Moore, Wfayne Morrow, Billy Mowles, Paul Mowles, Paul Napier, Sherre Neece, Steve Newton, Sharon OlBrien, Rex Olga, Lesley Oliver, David O'Berg, Vickie O'Neil, Cereca Painter, Steve Peck, Peggy Pennington, Ellen Peters, Susan Petitt, Karen Phillips, Sandy Pieringer, Paul Pope, Maria Powell, Robert Pruett, Doyle Queen, Kathy Rameriz, Bobby Reed, Chuc Richardson, ,james Richardson, Linda Richardson, David k A Richardson, Nancy Root, Mike Kimbrell, William King, Debbie Kleinsteiber, Carol Konratt, Paul Kozak, Robert Lamb, Mark Lane, Craig Lies, joe Little, Frankie Long, Richard McClary, Larry McCurdy, Donna McEntire, Brinda McGuire, Mike McKay, Gwen McNute, jamie McReynolcls, Connie MrReynolds, Viki Manley, David Marcus, Pam Mays, Carla Seventh grade boast the largest class in Junior High 'IEP f x ,iam V4 ' 3, 'r S K , aaa f , A ia- it -xl, ll 'R'- -gi 1 , if ' 83 Ya ff, XL ls www' , an is i - We fPt7 i , 4 tg, :CI l 2 ll , 1 , H Eagerness is the by Word of the Seventh Grade Ross, Elvin Russell, Cindy Sadler, Nelson Sams, james Sanders, Sandra Schore, Mike Scott, Ltr Seymore, Karen Shafer, Gary Shaw, Pam Shelham, Don Silverstein, Judy Simms, Terri Samllwootl, Pam Smelser, David Smith, Donnie Smith, Debbie Smith Mark Smith, Sharon Smith, Steve Smith, Vernon Snelling. Ann l i ' 1 Q, ..., F l I lli N WV Solomon, Ken Sou the rlantl, Sherry Spears, Dennis Spears, Roy Stout, Gayla Strawn, Kathy Stubbs, james Tanner, Nancy Taylor, jimi Thiessen, Patsy Thompson, Pat Treadway, Keith Tilson, Steve Trout, Connie Trosper, Sharon Turley, Rhuble Turner, Craig Turner, Rocky Tye, Donna Wadkins, Carole Walkins, Ken Wall, Bertha Warren, Nail Watson, Ronnie Webb, Marnie Wferner, Dayitl Wl1ire,jiitkie Vfhite, Mike Wilkerstbn, Wfade Williams, jerry Wise, Marilyn Williams, Ada Williams, Debbie Williams, Linda Willizims, Sue Wrigiit. Susan Yoli, Deborah Cobb. Sandy Edwards, Lonnie Mowles, Peggy Thiessen, Patsy It's been a hard da i Anything goes with thc Pep Club Initiation, The leader of the 7th grade is Nlrs Dixie Smith f .. if f They all seem to wonder who is going to make the big team. Q The Student Council sends an ice machine to Vietnam. The main vroect of Patriotism Day, November T 1967, l . was the sending of an ice machine to the unit of Brett Hayes, who is stationed in Vietnam. Contributions, total- ing over 368100, were made by the student body. The Au- tomatic Ice Machine Company donated the remainder of the money, and a machine costing nearly 31,000.00 was pur- chased from that company. The marines shipped the ma- chine for the Student Council. x -.3 r Y A '....J sL f1.HM-My-ff-'P :re--vi -t U Pictured from left to right are: Ernie Barnes, Student Council President, Melva Bennett, Nathan Powell, Pat Lemaster, Mrs. Hinton, sponsor of Patriotism Day, Mike Hinkleg Marilyn Neal, Secretary-Treasurer of Student Councilg Richard Cherry, Ginger Storey, Publicity Manag- er of Student Councilg Gary Kinder, Vice-President of Stu- dent Council, and Susan Cavnar. 1-journal Staff' Photo by Lee Forrest. Alf vu-r VJ t 4 sw F if it 1 Q t ,,- e .-1 ii Q qi ... ' is fm H-'fi 1 i A.: b 5 J in W. 1: QQ? ff' nm MPS' 2 QQQS ORGANIZATIO C Cheerleaders promote high spirit for the Crooked Oak RufneX,' Gloria Garcia Head Cheerleader Q Q .f - ri e Vicki Titsworth Becky Arllin Charlotte Harris Senior lufliof Junior V, . ., ... .Q .... . .... . ,k ,., ,r,. , r Mary Birchfield Karen Phillips Jenny Smith Junior Sophomore Sophomore 88 The first Rufnex score arouses Oakette Pep Club at Burkburnett, Texas, game. CO Pep Club sparks enthusiasm in student body Vicki Titsworth leads class yell in outdoor Pep Assembly Cheerleaders seem disappointed after opponents six point score. S' 89 .1 Gu lc Axlimore Shiron Ax cn - Rnnda lk-Jrden Connie Cook Dehormli Cummins Donm Duty ki, nmwn Lu ciimim I,iml.i inns jitqiit Iklwartla Eliuhcrh Campbell Phrllis Cowell Diinni Drurx Liiiiinili Erwin Pep Club Officers zire: Mable Tsooclle, Presiclentg Dawn Beckerclite, V.- Presidentg Janice Hardgraves, Skit Chnirmiing Cathy Perkins, Reporterg Beverly Wall, Rec. Secretary: Connie Cook, Sgt, at Armsg Piit Mclwlgihan, Merit Secretaryg Debbie Mitchell, Sgt, at Arms. Af- I .li i nl .. H Rohm Funk Mmrrhil Gates Munn Haley Pin Hlllhurn Mgrgiclint lame Debbie liiims linen iirnrrx janiin' li.irilgr,i-.tw Zimlri HoI.ul.n lk-verlx MtIDon,iIv.l Di.m.l Chiincx Debbie Urdu H.lrh.ir.i H.4rmon Viki Hunter lreuc Mtlit-cl The girls behin The cheerleaders are: Mary Birchtield, Vicki Titsworth, Charlotte Harris. Becky Anglin, Jenny Smith, :md Gloria Garcia, l-leacl. ls 1 3 'E Kd, 1- v K Rhonda Xwmxl V Linda XX rmllwrr Shirley McKccl Debbie Mirchell Marilyn Ncnl Dons Roby Theresa Rodgfrg jcnncfcr Smith Lavunna Thmnrrs Lkryln Turner Karcn Wrllrams Brenda Mdienscy Bonnie Morrison Karen Ncwkjrk Claudm Roddam Linda R055 jan Smcrcnhnrgqf -Icnnerre Tmspcr jr-.rnnc Walker Shcrrv Wilson Par MCMSMH Lawna Munsrm Cifhjv' Pffkini Debbrc Ruddam Teresa Mxron judv Sun Vnkq Tmspcr Prulcrm W.ull.rcc Gwrgm Wm the boys generate tons of spirit. .nw The Pep Club Buddy is johnny Harris. s.. sawn-il? .ani Q H The Pep Club Sponsors Miss Wlilks. are Mrs, Benson, Mrs. Garrison, and 9I , ?+ Crooked Oak is proud of its five new majorettes, Head Majorette Margaret Campbell 1 flifew , , V A 'aff ,f-..,,-.wk . Yr. versa .,. , A ,1 rf-f. , ' ,rjmrg 'V f A r 'wg fi rg, -ana pw .,, 'L ,gi 1. A-rt 2- v' , l .fi af? , D l Qi3r. l ,, ',' g M K : .J r' Z sf ! F1 V5 t,ljil ': Q . 4 . ,ite . ig. ,fir ' 9' ., . 4, . 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Q 1 J 'I if A., 2' vfx f 2 'E VW , Q, f M ' 1 5 as 1. an if w- E g 4. - ' r . , . 6 6 V ,,L, , Q L g Q ' m L Igye The 1968 Photo graphers: joe Whitefiield Darrell Anglin Dewey Chenault Mike Hays jerry James Kenneth Price Ernie Smith Phil Smith Norman Johnson Wally Walker Dennis Willeford Phil jones Drew Hayes Bob Iglehart Earl Turley The photographers worked hard in taking pic' tures and getting them developed for the Rufnex Stall' and the Oak Leaf Staff. After Mr. Lane left and Mrs. Miirstellar took over, the students in photography worked especially hard. Crooked Oak is very proud of them and Mrs. Mar- stellar. 'Top Five are Darrell Anglin, Phil Smith, Dewey Chenault, limie Smith, and Kenneth Price. l 95 Beta Club: Leaders of tomorrow Officers of the Beta Club are: Walley Walker, Pres.g Steve Beats, Vice-Presg Linda Davis, Sec.g Linda Wilkerson, Treasg Mr. King, Sponsor. 96 The Beta Club of Crooked Oak High School is an honor organization consisting of members who have attained a high B average or better. Members are se- lected by the faculty on the basis of their scholarship and leadership abilities. To be a member of the Beta Club is an honor coveted by many of the students. If ,gi Vv., ,E 5 -......... III -..W A,N,, , National Honor Society Officers: Barry Hill, Presiclentg Steve Beats, Vice-Presidentg Glenda Garrett, Secretaryg Linda Davis, Treasurer. Sponsors: Mrs.-Hickman lnd Mr. Ryle. l . . l Honor Societies grow! 1 STATE HONOR SOCIETY l 97 Elected to the royalty title of VICA Queen is Miss Meloa Bennett. VICA Club excels in school activities Club officers organize meetings, 98 At half-time girls try different tactic on the state leg islatu re members and coach. Sponsors of this yca.r's VICA club are Mrs. Evelyn Huffman and Mr, David Harraughty Vocational Industrial Clubs of merica he VICA club officers arc: Marilyn Mcncfcc, Vice reside-mg Kenneth Autry, Presidcnrg Mary Beason, Seca rctaryg Gloria Garcia, Trcasurerg Francis Edgin, Chapling Lonnyjohnson, Rcportcrg-lay Robinson, I-listoriang Mal- :oln Madison, Parliamcntarian, CO's ak Leaf Staff Continued cooperation by the Oak Leaf Staff has meant continued success for the paper. After Mr. Lanels impromptu departure, Mrs. Marstellar renewed publication. Making as many as five trips a week to the publish- er, Bruce Shults has devoted much of his time to the paper. Assisted by Dean Bailey and other members of the staff, much time was involved in each published issue. Oak Leaf Editor is Bruce Shults. Members are: M. Clack, F. Edginb, M. Hinkle, R. Miller, P, Lemaster, T. Mitchell, R. Oliver, L. Harris, C. Hornbcak, G. Storey,j. Reed, L. Richards, L. Kintner Thompson, D. Roddam, D. Friesen, B. johnson, B. Shults, N. Powell, and Dean Bailey. I00 International Language Club During the 1967-68 school year, the Crooked Oak High School International Language Club had meet- ings once a month. Requirements for membership in the club were: All members must have a C 12.05 aver- age. All officers must have a B C3.0j average or above. Members must have completed or be enrolled in their second year of language. Projects for the year included fund raising projects for both Christmas and Thanksgiving baskets. Stu- dents also enjoyed the European Dinner at Jaques In- ternational Restaurant. fks-! fn K lib-1 a s my , sc. ,- it-ga 1 1 1' 1 f . .. , M: N ILC sponsor for 67-68 is Miss Bugle. Officers arc from left to right: Don Martin, Pres.: Ken Wriglit, Vice-Pres.g Mike Martin, Sec.- Trcasg Gloria Garcia. Soc.-Chairman. ILC members enjoyed their European Dinner, including snails. at Jaques International Restaurant. ILC had a membership of forty-six in 196768, .44 .,V -Mi, 1.XP IOI 'T T Y New- ' Vice'President Secretary Publicity Mgr. Gary Kinder Marilyn Neal Ginger Storey Ernie Barnes 1 l The 1967-68 school year was full of activities for the newly formed Crooked Oak High School Student Council. Crooked Oak is a member of the State and National Stu- dent Councils. Delegates were sent to the district and state conventions. The Crooked Oak Student Council also parti- cipated in the Inter-City Student Council. The student council sponsored Patriotism Day which was highlighted by sending an ice machine to Vietnam. The student council sold stickers to help boost the spirit of the student body during the Crooked Oak basketball tourna- ment. Overall, the first year for Crooked Oak's Student Council was considered a success. sponsor is Mi. sffahom, Student Council is Senior girls prepare for Powder Puff football game. A Powder Puff football game beL tween the sophomores, juniors, and sen- iors resulted in a victory for the senior girls. Proceeds went to help sponsor dance. Zip code directories and Rufne tags were also sold in order to sponso the Christmas dance, Q52 .Aw JN 3 Student Council representatives for 1968 are left to right: Bottom Raw: Storey, Neal, Barnes, Kinder, Semnd Row: Cavnar, Beats, Bastin, Elzo, Walker, Hinkle Shults, Third Row: Cosner, Williamson, Lewis, DeShields, Maynard, Duffel, Nikkel, Fozzrllv Row: Shaw, McKay, Mclntire, Frazher, Kinder, Campbell, ldap Raw, Miller, Bennett, Hardgraves, Perkins, Thompson, Garrett, Edgin. 'C umber Une for C.O. Alternates for 1968 are: Baliom Row: Menefoe, Ross, Wall, Harris, Mitchel, Borehert, Semnd Rvws Barnard, Drake, Hart, McKeel, Cherry, MenNe, Wilker- son, Tap Raw: Tsoodle, Shuck, Pyle, Neal, Milford, lgleheart, Cross. I03 Rufnex Staff has many headaches before the deadline is reached. Mrs. Marstellar Sponsor Marilyn Neal Editor-in-Chief Donna Drury Burinerr Manager YEARBGOK STAFF Gayle Ashmore Dawn Beckerdite Lajunda Erwin David Fletcher Renee Goodner Debbie Hill Mike jones Glen Kinder Pat Lemaster Theda Lemaster Ronnie Miller Lavona Munson Cathy Perkins Teresa Sexton jeanell Shrosphine Ernie Smith Phil Smith Sharon Treat Joe Wfhitefield Milton Wilcox Georgia Witt Even thou h this is her first h t ff S Y Marilyn has loyally fulfilled h ff' Editor-in-Chief. After being sel t fice she atten e t e a dd h Oklh Journali Clinic before this h 1 D. Marstellar V? E 'Ang - M F.T.A. expands FTA Officers The 67-68 officers of the Future Teach- ers of America are: Cfrom left to rightj Sharon Avery, Secretary, Beverly Wall, Historian, Vicky Butrick, Librarian, Harriet Duffel, Chapling Gayle Ash- more, Reporter, Steve Beats, Treasurerg Renee Goodner, Presidentg and Miss Wanda Wilks, Sponsor. 106 The Future Teachers of America taught classes during the school term. The first time the regular teachers stayed in the room while the student taught. Later the teachers were asked to evaluate the performance of the stu- dent teacher. Another time the club sponsored a coffee and cookie break for the teachers while the students were left alone to teach. The club also had a cake sale which helped to raise money to send delegates to the state conven- tion which was held at Oklahoma State Uni- versity on March 8-9. r . , - k i . ' f 1 , 'H 1 ' rraa 1 , - Y 1. 1-64 nr tr Y as' a ' 5' iw lt. X Future Homeniakers learn new techniques .-if. 1 ka get ,ii K -. 'I-Q?-Q nz . K. f ze-f,. is RQWQT 14' QC, 3 mai FHA elects officers The Future Homemakers of America elected and installed their ofHcers in a fall installation for tudents and parents. The officers are pictured rom left to right: Linda Mandrell, Song Leader, aren Thompson, Reporter, Shelia DeShields, ong Leaderg Cheryl Quinn, Treasurer, Janelle iller, Vice-President of Projectsg Mrs. Heath, dvisorg Janice Langford, Vice-President of De- otionalsg Lacreta Roberson, Parliamentarian, ef' t s h er 1 ' - f V 'r -4 is-ogg., ' ' czf if Beverly Wall, Historiang Frances Edgin, Repre- in., sentative, Marilyn Menefee, President. I2 I07 X Y as N W be 4, A ANXV l 1 ,G FTSM i I 'i 'L:: : K Li r 4 ETT : ' - ' ,- ': 5 A 'ZEL I- an I The Lcttermen's Club is sponsored by Mr. Thurman, Mr. Hahn, and Mr. Minlclziugh. Lettermen's Club is backbone of sports Industrial Arts Club is after new designs Officers arc: Mike Cox, Presidentg Terry Harwell, Vice-President: Marvin Edgin. Sccreturyg Mike Hays. Treasurerg Abbott Degikins. Rcportergjohn Ross, Sgr, an Arms. Tom jones, Sgt. at Arms. 508 .Q Ll 'HS The Officers seated are: Wally Walker Vice-Presidentg Linda Davis, Secretary Ivan Wilkerson, Sgt. at Armsg Not pic- tured are: Phillip Elzo, President Danny Franks, Treasurer. umor Members 1 IO9 7 Girls Glce Club performs with case at the Annual Christmas Music Program. Music Sponsor: Mrs, Peggy Benson Music Dept. Music boys work in prepa- ration for music program. Boys Chorus . The Junior High F.H.A. is now l growing fast. are Susie Burns. Pres.. Cynthia Giircigi. Vice-Presg Rebcuti Members and emblem of the F-HEAA Sec. Members are. Menefee.j:1cobson. Frzinkin, Ingle. Rollins. Hilton, Gonzolez. Coleman. Duffs. Aclziir. Leeper. Haley, Hiirworrli. Hgill. -johnson. Nelson, Blalock, levens, Fletcher. Tye. Ciirlisle, Clements. Barnett. Newcomb. Courilin, Thorton. Lindsey. PI'f'Of.O'NCL1l, Howery, Bledsoe. Deere. Keeler, Soloman. Davis,-jones. . -Iones, Mrs. Austin, Sponsor, Treaclwny. McKay, LaPli1nt, Hatfield, Bums, Pope, Costner, and Garcia. Junior High Band The junior High Band is mostly made up of seventh grade students. They work hard in preparing for ad- vancement to the High School Band. Mr. Meritt helps the students ev- eryday. They respect him in many ways and when he tells them to do something it is done immediately without delay. With all the hours he spends with them, he enjoys every minute. Mr. Meritt is Band director. Mr Meritt works hard with the band Members of thejunior High Band are: Fm! Raw: Nancy Hunter, Debbie Smith, Wayne Brock, David Oliver Second Row Sue Williams immy Doolittle Keri MaCann, Steve Painter, Standing: Sandy Cobb, Vicki O'Berg, Debbie Hensley,jimmy Griffin, Billy Macquin Director Mr Meritt Diane Donnell janet Fletcher Gary Shaffer, R. Stubbs. II2 Jr. High Pep Club promotes spirit junior High Cheerleaders made high honors at the Oklahoma Uni- versity Cheerleaders Clinic at Norman this summer. WW Cheerleaders are ftop lo botlomj Carol Mclntire, Melissa Costner, Dorothy Hatfield, Susan Brite, Niki Floyd, Sandy Roberson, Susan Wright. Pleasant smiles from pretty faces always inspire C.O. athletes. II3 The junior High School Honor Society fSratej has many new members. Junior High Honor Societies 3fh Grade Narioml HOUOY Sofiffy 7th Grade National Honor Society fm ,img RO ALT G W. Miss Rufnex Elizabeth Cosner in an 'M 55 ,,. 1' ,- ,i '40 . , - y. ' Ji we, M K QA, A ogg' Q'-9.2 D X1 W' Q, fi? WEP I :Mx Yi-isa' 'Q ...1'.... '- '. 'ajkix 1- 4. wg. P afiv-Q wi, . 1 i? J H3 ie - Z' , Yfx ,Ag 5 1159, nl. Zag Nl, i ,ax Mclva Bbnnetv CharlQSttC FIarfis V Linda Kinrnbr Third Second First Football Queen Teresa Sexton I8 WM o I, 4' ' Q, iv N etball Attendants ' ' fy , - GIOYIH GHYCIH , Charlotte Harms X 3 SCI'li0l' Junigf 1 4 Bazar, ,.., - K f - 3 M, mm, ,w,,:M,,,,,l,,m ,V.,, My 'MW i . f if Wx jenn E 71 av if 'ww Q 9 21 , Wm-ss Vw .,.. ,, K Basketball Queen Marilyn Neal 1 oi f '-'z-.. - 45. iff? 'Je .20 l lf, l fa ggi' 'fl Basketball Attendants Charlotte Harris junior Gayla Turne Sophomo I22 kqmmvmffwwm ' L , . .,.,. .. Us .m,,3,...... - 11. - . m'hQh X K , , , -1 N ,, ' '.'-.- V' . ' - f - I23 Junior High Football Queen Dorothy Hatfield Sharon Siseo X Attendant , 4 I Niki Floyd X Attendant I24 Junior High Sweetheart Queen Susie Burns Della Hamilton X Attendant Cindy Russell X Attendant N K' K ,NL XX, -saw 1' 3-..A...,,, 11 111 nfwsibl-.,,,,5-If il Mfwyg ,Qian .1221 ,gi wi wt X fl N 2 S EH QE VISIT R TU EU UTR SPORTS Mr. Clifford Jim Middaugh graduated from Crooked Cak High School in 1955. He attended Conners A8cM for two years then joined the Navy for two years. Following his military term he graduated from Central State College in 1960. He has been assistant football coach and head baseball coach for seven years. Mr. Charles Hahn graduated from El Reno High School in 1949. He attended Central State College for four years. After graduating from College he joined the Navy for four years. Upon returning he became the assistant football and basketball coach for Crooked Oak High School. This past year marks the tenth year that Mr. Hahn has taught and coached at Crooked Oak. Top row: B. Hager,j. Harris, G. Bastin, T. Burgert, M. Roby, T. Massey, C. Arthur, I. Wilkerson, M, Van Duker, Second Raw: S, Elkins, M. Jones, T. Dillon Beats, R. Borchert, R. Campbell, G. Shaw, M. Buckley, M. McReynolds, Coach Middaugh, Third Row: Coach Thurman, K. Dorkson, P, Elzo, M. Deere Hayes, S, Beats, B. Coldiron, D. Meadows, T. Mitchell, Coach Hahn, Baltanz Rouvj. Wilkerson, R. Mclntire, L. Locklear,j,james, G. McKay, L, Harris, D. Fries 2, , i uf T' 1 Q .L .....- 1 A- f l 7 f .. l28 Coaches, Players, and Trainers Work together to mold their Football Team. Mr. Leo Thurman graduated from Anadarko High School in 1955, where he lettered three years in football. ln 1956 he attended Bacone College for one year then transferred to Central State College. After graduating, he was assistant football coach at Carlsbad, New Mexico, for one year. In 1959, Mr. Thurman came to Crooked Oak as assistant football coach. ln 1961, he became the head coach of the track team. In 1962, he was named head football coach. During his reign as head coach, Mr. Thurman has compiled a record of 47 wins and 18 loses and 3 ties. Mr. Thurman said I have coached a lot of teams, but some of the boys I have coached here at Crooked Oak are the best I have ever seen. Mr. Thurman also teaches Driver's Education. ', .- h- as Q 1 I A ' 'T ' 5. ,. A 7 ' ef' . , 'li' QQWFX f 'A C' f 7 I NN Mike jones is tackled by a Burk defender while trying to circle right end. Burkburnett 41-CO Q Plagued with mistakes and unable ti substain consistant drives, the Rufnex fell to the Burkburnett Bulldogs in th. opening game of the 67 season by 1 score of 41-6. CO. was only able to account for 114 yards total offense compared to 421 fo Burkburnett. The only bright spot ir the CO. attack was the punting game jones kicked 7 times for the average 0 40.1 yards per kick. The only Rufne: score came on a pass in the third quartei from quarterback Mike jones to enc johnny Harris for a 48 yard tally. Knowing that experience is the best teacher, welre now ready to tangle witl the Lions. Team suffers heartbreaking loss at Burk but bounces back to trounce Moore CO 33-Moore 6 Entering the game rated as the sev- enth best team in Class A, the Rufnex buried the Moore Lions 33-6. The offense finally jelled by picking up 195 yards rushing and 114 through the air. Quarterback Mike Jones passed 15 times connecting on 11. The stubborn defense held the Lions to 193 yards on the ground and no yard- age through the air. The alert defense also picked up five fumbles. The leading scorers at this point were jones, 213 Harris, 12g and Hager, 6. Turning in fine defensive performances were Drew Hayes, Chuck Arther, Steve Elkins, and Mike Deere. I30 ,IUTI 1 VHIU 0 CHICI '1 1V 1' VV P2156 5 N af il Mike Jones C1Oj slips around left end for 15 yards against Lindsey while Ivan Wilkerson 1523 looks for someone to block down field. Lindsey 19-C0 7 Making up for a humiliating defeat from last year, the Lindsey Leopards bounced back to defeat the Ruf- nex 19-7. Lindsey went on to become the number two rated class A team in the state. All the Lindsey offensive power was displayed in the second quarter. They managed to penatrate the Rufnex defense for three touchdowns and take a 19-O halftime lead. The Rufnex defense shored-up some of the first half holes and denied the Leopards another score. The Rufnex only score came in the fourth quarter on a 17 yard pass from quarterback Mike Jones to Rick Mclntirejones tacked on the extra point for the 19-7 score. An Anadarko ballcarrier is smothered by Crooked Oak defenders Gary Bastin QZZJ, Dwight Beats 1255 and Steve Elkins Q4-U, CO 20-Anadarko 14 Displaying a potent first half offense, the Rufnex downed the Anadarko War- riors 20-14. The Homecoming crowd witnessed a crushing ground game which both teams rambled from one end of the field to the other. The Rufnex displaying a fine offense the first half sputtered in the second half and couldn't get a scor- ing drive started. The Warriors rallied in the second half by intercepting a Mike jones pass and rambling 61 yards for a touchdown. Minutes later Don Kelin, the Warriors quarterback, sneaked over one from three yards out for the final score of 20- 14. Dwight Beats shrits right end for long gain with good downs field blocking. CO 41- Carl Albert Displaying their best offensive effori so far this year, the Ruf-nex posted a de- cisive 41-6 victory over conference foe, Carl Albert. C.O.'s ground game accounted for 305 yards, the best output up-to-date. Quarterback, Mike jones, accounted for 35 points, 30 points by touchdowns and 5 by conversions. The other tally was chalked up by Sophomore, Dwight Beats. l The Albert defensive jarred the Carl Albert Titans loose from the ball three times and was able to recover the fumble on each occasion. The leading scorers at midseason were: Mike Jones, 653 Dwight Beats, 123 johnny Harris, 12g Rick Mclntire, 12g and jim Hager with 6. Rufnex revenge onl '66 conference loss by bombing Carl Albert 41-6 Chicks 45 - CO 28 Friday the 13th proved to be a jink for the Crooked Oak Rufnex as they suffered their third loss of the season to the Chickasha Chicks 42-29. Five times during the contest the lead changed hands. The Rufnex held a 29-28 lead entering the final period, but on their scoring spree to gain their fourth victory of the season against two defeats. Most of the Rufnex scoring came early in the first quarter, as Gary Bastin recovered a fumble and carried it across from the two to give the Rufnex a 14 point lead. But Chickasha came back to tie it at halftime 14 all. Despite the fact that the Rufnex were able to pass the ball over two more times, the Chicks came back with equal performances handing the Rufnex a bir- ter defeat in the final period. I32 RUFNEX defenders close in on Chickasha ball carrier. 20 42 - Choctaw 20 The Crooked Oak Rufnex outscored 'he Choctaw Yellowjackets 42-20 to Jost their fourth victory of the season Friday, October 20 at Choctaw Stadium. Mike jones engineered the attack and Lccounted for the Rufnex scoring with 'he display of fine running ability. Crooked Oak took the opening kick- mff to the Choctaw 45 yard line before Jeing halted on downs. The Yel- owjackets wasted no time in scoring by narching ahead to the first score of the game. Still determined, the Rufnex gparkled on the following kickoff with L 45 yard kickoff return by jones. After 'hat it was jones scoring first on a 16 lard run and later in the first half with a 76 yard punt return and a 95 yard gallop. Choctaw scored once again on the ast play of the half to trail 21-14. Coming back the second half, the Yellowjackets were again the first to acore, but the Rufnex came back with a inet performance to double their score. Twice in the third period, it was lones. With the game sewed up, split- :nd john Harris added icing to the cake with a scoring pass from jones in the iinal minutes. Both offensive and defensive units pvere to be commended with excellent berformances by Hager, Bastin, and elarris offensively and Deere, Wilkerson md Arthers defensively. Doctor Middaugh examines Dwight Beats for leg injury. Jones honored as Times ffBaek of the Week CO 57 - Sulphur 0 The Crooked Oak Rufnex proved to be an explosive team by whalloping the Sulphur Bulldogs, 57-O. The Rufnex offense dominated the game by scoring at least one touchdown a quarter. The Rufnex attack was led by Quarterback, Mike Jones, who scored three times, and threw four touchdown passes. Ends, Bo Hager, and John Harris turned in fine offensive performances. The Rufnex defense did a fine job by shutting out the Bulldogs. Fine defen- sive performances were turned in by Chuck Arther, Mike Deere, and Mike Roby. The Rufnex now stand 2 and 1 in conference play with just one game re- maining with Pauls Valley. I33 Mike Jones is MIKE JONES All-Conf. All-Dist. Little All-City Back of the Year Oklahoma journal All-State Daily Oklahoma All-State Tulsa World All-State GARY BASTIN All-Conf. All-Dist. nw, iw chosen as All-State quarterback. IVAN WILKERSON HNIHAGER Ammf All-Dist. All-Conf. All-Dist. L'trle All-Ci y Alter All-Sta f E5 JOHNNY HARRIS A'-u All-Conf. All-Dist. l xi- CHUCK ?A 5 ARTHUR All Conf. All-Dist. Rufnex defenders close in on ball carrier, Clinton 50 - CO 20 The Clinton Red Tornadoes proved to be number one in the nation as they rolled over the Crooked Oak Rufnex Friday, November 3, with an over-powering 51-20 victory, Clinton's james Williams ran for three touchdowns to pace the Clinton team. Wil- liams darted 67, 24, and 10 yards for scores while teammate Roy Bell rambled for two scores and Larry Colbert and Mike Truck picked up one touchdown each. With the score 51-0, Crooked Oak scored three times to close out the lopsided match. John Harris got the first one on a 70 yard pass from Mike Jones, and Bo Hager picked up the others on 10 and 35 yard passes from Mike jones. Two crushing defeats dash Rufnex hopes of state title Pauls Valley 69 - CO 39 The final football game of the season ended in defeat for the Rufnex Friday, No- vember 10, as the Pauls Valley Panthers frol- icked for a 69-39 victory over Crooked Oak. The Panthers took the lead early in the game with the scoreboard showing 19-0 at the end of the first quarter. Crooked Oak came back to score twice in the second quar- ter. The Panthers also scored twice in the sec- ond quarter giving them a 33-13 lead at half. Second half showed the Panthers roll 36 more points with Crooked Oak adding 26 to the scoreboard. The victory for the Panthers placed them second in the state A confer- ence, behind Lindsay, holding the number one spot. I36 Mike jones slips through the defense and picks up valuable yardage, 1 S .ia A. Hickman has been a coach at Crooked ak for 13 years. He has been head Basketball Loach for 8 years and Jr. High football coach for i3 years. l Mr. Hickman graduated from Moore High ichool and attended college at Central State. l Mr. Hickman has stated that this yearis fresh- an footballers were the largest bunch of boys ihat he has ever coached, i l . l Q Mr. Kenneth Anderson and Mr. AJ. Hickman coached the Junior High football team to a l fine season, l l l Jr. High finishes season with respectable 3-4-1 record Tap L. zo Raj. Rose, T. Sanderson, C. Cagle, B. Hamilton, A. Curry, M. Backus, S. Ward, M. Smith. L. Latham, C. Bass, B. Edwards, F. Richardson. Semnd Row: R. Brown, D. Keeton, L. Haynes, P. Wilkerson, B. Short, B. Little, F. Austin, B. Brock, F, Bruehl, R. White, B. Wall. Bafzom Raw: R. Polson,j. Reyn- olds, VanCuren, K, Cox, M. Manley, D. Sharp, T. Weeden, D, Wilson, H. johnson. l l37 5-.ji 5895 If - 1-aff' ,3,f:'x Eighth Grade Football Team t Bright future predicted for upcoming Mighty-Mites S hGdF b1lT BASKETBALL Zmw V-'4 WO M Ubmr Zbme OH MZHW mjwmvn Z0 Q ,QM Q J:-F Q gs: tn 0' 576 a t J 0 E V x.2f Milton Vlfilcox misses rebound during Ed- mond game while David jones trys to help. RUFNEX FIISH SEASO WHTH 15-7 RECORD Steve Wilkerson scores two points against Western Heights. Mike jones, james Sexton. Risky Mclntirejohn Harris, Ted Mitchell, Milton Wilctmx, Diivicljones, Steve W'ilkerson, Ivan Wilkerscmn. Gerald Funk. Drew Hayes. Gun' Bastin. Q 5 44 43 T12 40 I4I ROUNDB LLERS BREAK uCENTURY', MARK AGAINST WE TER HEIGHT CO 72 68 81 68 81 57 75 87 66 67 65 75 56 50 6v 64 102 78 86 6-v 80 67 SEASON RECORD OPPONENTS 61 Sulphur Springs 55 Sulphur Springs 88 Tulsa East Central 82 Tulsa McClain Crooked Oak Tournament 38 Western Heights 64 Classen 56 Holdenville 66 Southeast 56 Western Heights 84 Edmond 55 Carl Albert 67 Choctaw Miami Tournament 57 Pawhuska 48 Yukon 89 Edmond 60 Yukon 60 Western Heights 70 Carl Albert 70 Choctaw Regional Play 55 Carl Albert 71 Ada 77 Edmond Won 15 Lost 7 Coach Hahn speaks encouraging words during a time out. Head Coach A. Hickman looks discouraged as he heads dressing room at half-time. for th H..a 5 an Xwilkerson prepares to make a basket while Johnny Harris and Gary .tstin are ready to help. ry Bastin tires an off' balance shot over the heads of Southeast Spartan vcrs. 3' W was ff I I I'-43 -A.. , Mike Jones outjumps a Spartan player during the last qL11lfICf of the Southeast game. RUFNEX FI I H SECOND I CGNFERENCE WITH -2 MARK I43 J...-f' ,, H... Mike jones 3 year starter at guard 3 year letterman John Harris 3 year starter at forward 3 year letterman N I O R S PZHZOU TEH QZHHWFHW UTI W4 14 Milton Wilcox 3 year starter at center 5 year letterman Gary Bastin 1 year starter at guard 3 year letterman W, nr' y QUAD HAS MANY EW STARS The BH Squad memhers are: From Row: Manager, D. Blakegj. Sextong P.-Ionesg E. Turleyg D. Hayes. Middle Row: T. Harwellg P. Motleyg -I. Blue: VanCureng S. Wilkerson. Top Roux' P. Stewart, Wilkcrsong L. Parlcsg G. Haley. Ivan Wilkerson 1 year starter at forward 3 year letterman Drew Hayes out jumps Western Heights players to bring down another Rufnex rebound. I45 'Q . Y 'Q i S 11 50, f U 03 3 ' Q -5 7 3' ' ' 1 mf, ,, ir 8 . 'S Y WY ENV' '56-P -ik. . ' N W Wm fl . ' -,1 A KN. - -QV. ,, nu an e Angle v 4 raruusgq, gvq, Q.- .... 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Bailey, Dean 47, 100 Banks, Mike 51 Barnard, Carolyn 51 Barnard, Marilyn 57 Barnes, Ernie 17, 51, 46, 86, 102 105, 122 Barnett, James 57 Barnett, Marvin 57 Barnett, Patricia Barrett, Gleyn 47 Bastin, Gary 6, 51, 45, 105, 128, l51,154,141,142,144,147 Bearden, Randa 47, 90 Bearden, Terry 57 Beason, Mary 51, 99 Beats, Dwight 57, 128, 151, 152 Beats, Steve 51, 44, 96, 97, 105 106,128,153 Beckerdite, Dawn 51, 90, 104 Becknel, Berry 52 Bennett, Melva 8, 52, 44, 86, 98, 105,117 Bettis, Kay Bigham, Shirley 52 Birchett, David 47 Birchfield, Mary 10, 48, 88, 90 Black, Janice 57 Blake, Dan 57, 145 Blake, Diana 57 Blankenship, Linda 48 Blue, James 48, 145 Booth, Lloyd 48, 56 Booth, Pat 57 Borchert, Ronald 58, 105, 128 Bottoms, Roger 58 Bowers, Jenelle Boyster, Danny 48 Bradshaw, Steven 48 Branson, Kathy 58 Breshears, Roy 52 Brewer, Linda 48 Bridgeford, John 52 Brittain, Virginia 58 Brown, Kay 48, 65, 90 156 E IOR Browing, Vicki 52 Buckley, Burgert, Burgess, Butrick, Campbell, Campbell, Campbell, Campbell, Campbell, lylike 57, 58, 128 Terry 52, 128 David 48 Vicki 48. 106 - qj - C. W, 58 Elizabeth 48, 90 Johnny 48 Margaret 48, 92 Ross 58, 128 Cantrell, Jackie 48 Cargill, Neal 48 Carretero, Jess 58, 59 Carriger, Thomas 52 Cavin, Prisilla 58 Cavnar, Susan 17, 48, 86, 105 Chenault, Dewey 48, 65, 95 HIGH Edgin, Frances 54, 99, 100, 105. 107 Edgin, Marvin 59, 108 Edwards, Jacque 8. 49. 90, 117 Edwards, Willie 59 Elkins, Steve 49, 129, 151 ElZ0, Phil 54, 105, 128 Emerson, Eddie 49 Emerson, Gary 59 Erwin, Lajuanda 49, 90, 104 - F - Farr, Billy 59 Faulkenberry, Mary 50 Fleming, Jimmy 59 Fletcher, David 54, 104 Fogle, Darla 59 DEX Hallmark, Ronnie 60 Hardgraves, Janie 50, 90, 105 Harmon. Barbara 50, 90 Hart, Barbara 51 Hart, Jackie 60 Harris, Charlotte 8. 9. 15, 50, 88 90,117,l19.121 Harris, Johnny 55, 91, 128, 155 141,144,147 Harris. Larry 55, 100, 128 Harwell. Terry 51, 108, 145 Haury. Rachel 155 Hayes, Drew 51, 95, 128, 141, 14? Haynie, Eunice 51 Iiays, Alike 55, 95, 108 Hendon, Kathy 60 Hendrix, Jack 55 Hendrix, Pauletta 60 Higgins, Bob Hightower, Lucretia 51 Hill, Barry 55, 97 Cherry, Richard 48, 56, 86, 105 Clack, Marian 55, 100 Coldiron, Brent 47, 48, 128 Cole, Beverly 58 Coleman, Donald 58 Cook, Connie 48, 90 Cook, Linda 49 Conner, Lester 58 Costner, Liz 8, 58, 90, 105, 116 Cowell, Phyliss 49, 90 Cox, Mike 49, 108 Cox, Pauletta 58 Cross, Kenneth 58, 65, 105 Culpepper, LaDonna 49 Cummings, Gary 55 Cummins, Deborah 49, 56, 90 Cummins, Mike 58 - ID - Daugherty, Joe 58 Davidson, Geraldine Davidson, Mike 49, 56 Davis, Charles 49 Davis, Gary 55 Davis, Linda 55, 90, 96, 97 Deakins, Abbott 55, 108 Dean, Coy 49 Deel, Ricky 58 Deere, Mike 49, 128 Denker, Richard 49 DeRoule, Jack 58 DeShields, Sheila 58, 65, 105, 107 Detamore, Yvonne 58 Dillingham, Jeff 58 Dillon, Thomas 59, 128 Fogle, Richard Foglesong, Carol 54 Forrest, Rudy 59 Foster, Cathy 54 Fox, Sandy 59 Franks, Danny 54 Frasher, Bob 12, 49, 105 Frazier, Johnny 54 Friesen, Danny 54, 100, 128 Funk, Gerlad 50 Funk, Robin 9, 59. 90, 141 - C3 - Gaines, Debbie 59. 90 Gaines, Diana 54, 90 Gaines, Gerrell 59 Garcia, Gloria 54, 46, 88, 90, 99. 101, 119 Garrett, Glenda 47, 50, 97, 105 Garrett, Jimmy 60 Hill, Carolyn 60 Hill, Debbie 51. 104 Hilton, Margaret 55 Hillburn, Pat 60, 90 Hinkle, David 60 Hinkle, Mike 55, 86, 100, 105 Hoagland, Michelle Hoagland, Susan 45 Holaday, Regina 55 Holaday, Zandra 60, 90 Holmes. George 51 Honeycutt. Janice 51 Hope, Eddie 51 Hornbeck, Connie 8, 55, 100 Houck, Sandra 55 Huff, Dennis 51 Hughes, Sandy 60 Hunter, Vicki 51, 90 Humphreys, Melvin 60 Hurt, Sharon 60 Hutchinson, Carol 55 Hutchinson, David 60 Doerksen, Kenneth 55, 128 Dooley, Debbie 16, 59 Douglas, Linda 59 Dowd, Cathy 59 Dowd, Cozzett 49 Drake, Beverly 49, 105 Drury, Donna 55, 90, 104 Drury, Michael 49 Duffel, Harriet 55, 105, 106, 125 Duty, Donna 49, 90 Dye, Donna 59 Gates, Bobby 50 Gates, Martha 60, 90 Gee, Jerry 50 Gentry, Karen 50, 90 George, Patsy 8, 50 Gibson, Danny 50 Goforth, Reetha 60 Goins, Karen 8, 50 Goodner, Renee 54, 104, 106 Gould, Billy 50 Gould, David 60 Graham, Beverly 50 Grantham, Ken 60 Green, Debbie 60, 90 Gutierrez, Margaret 60 Gutierrez, Pat 60 - IJ - Hager, Bob 60 Hager, Jerry 50 - 1 .. Iglehart, Bobby 56, 95, 105 Ingram, Barbara 61 Intrieri, Joe 51 Irwin, Sue 61 -J- James, Jerry 51, 95, 128 Jennings Charles 61 Jennings, Chester 56 Jennings, David 51 Johnson, Bob 51, 100 Johnson, Carl 36 Johnson, Lonny 56, 99 Johnson, Norman 51, 95 Jones. Cecil Jones, David 56, 141, 146 Hager, Jim 50, 54, 461 128, 130' Jones, Mike CSr.j 18, 56, 46, 104 155 128, 150, 151, 154, 156, 141 I-Lilley, Gglfy SO, 145 142, 144, 147 Haley, Ramona 50, 90 19995, Mike 61 Hall, John 60 Jones, Paula 61 ones, Phil 51, 95, 145 ones, Tom 36, 108 -K- ' eeler, Gary 36 , erley. Larry 51 Cetcham. Danny 51 Cev, Randy 61 Cillian, Gary 36 Cillian, Kevin 51 Cilmer, Jimmy 36 iilmer Roger 52 Cilmer Cinder Cinder, Shirley 52 Gary 36. 86. 102. 103 Glen 36, 103, 104 Qing, Gary 37 ling. Richard 61 iintner, Linda 8, 37, 100, 117 iizer, Chris 61 r cline, Kathy 52 might, Jocelyn 61 cnight, Tommy 37 Iozak, Steve 61 Irueger, Paul -L- ampkin, Jerrel 61 ,ane, Margidine 11, 52, 90 angford, Janice 61, 107 earned. Betty 61 ,ehar, Glenn 61 emaster, Patricia 37, 86, 100. 104, 105 .emaster, Theda 37, 104, 105 .ewis, Ed ,ewis, Eva 61, 103 .loyd, Paul 37 ,ocklear. Larry 61, 128 ,ong, Alan 61 .oyd, Cathy 61 ,uker, Paul 37 - M - ladison, Malcom 37, 99 dandrell, Linda 37, 107 landrell, Marilyn 61 fianley, Kathy '61 fiarcus, Kenneth 61 fiartin. Don 37. 101 fiartin, Mike 37, 101 lassey. 4athy, Tommy 37, 128 Phil 141 flaynard, Peggy 61, 103 4cDonald, Beverly 62, 90 4cDonald. Richard i1cDonald, Ricky 6, 38 lcGill, Eugene 62 lclntire, Rickey 5. 52, 103. 129. 1cKay. Gary 52, 103, 128 1cKeel, Irene 90 1cKeel, Shirley 57, 62, 91 1cKiddie, Donald 62 1cKinzy, Brenda, 62, 91 1cMahan, Pat 52, 90. 91 1cPherson. Ricky 52 cPherson, Sandra 62 cReynolds, Hugh 52 1cReynolds, Mike 38, 128 Ieadows, David 52, 128 Iegehee. Vaughn 52 Ienefee. Marilyn 38, 45. 99, 103 107 MenNe, Willzird 12, 33, 38, 103 Michalski, Mike 62 Milford, Bobby 38, 103 Miller, Jeanell 38. 103. 107 Miller, Mike 62 Miller, Ronnie 38, 100. 104 Millsap. Mike 62 Mitchell, Debbie 62, 90, 91 Mitchell, Debbie 62 Mitchell, Ted 38, 100, 128, 141 Montgomery. Ann 62 Moody, Randy 62 Morrison, Bonnie 62, 91 Morrow, Jimmy 62 Morrow, Mike 62 Motley, Phil 62. 145 Mowles, Leroy 52 Munson, Diann 62 Munson, LaVona 52, 91, 104 Murray, Robert 52 -N- Neal, Marilyn 16, 17, 18, 39, 45, 86. 91, 102, 103, 104, 120, 122 Neal, Willie 62, 103 Nelle, John 39 Nelle, Linda 16, 39 Nelson, Bryan 5, 39 Newkirk, Karen 52, 91 Newkirk, Ricky 39 Newman, Vikki 52 Nikkel, Debora 39 Nikkel, Larry 62, 103 -0- O'Hagan, Loyce 52 Oliver, Rhonda 39, 93, 100 O'Neil. Lawrence -p- Parks, Larry QJr.J Parks, Larry 62, 145 Paylor, Deborah 62, 145 Paylor, Deborah 62 Penny, Rebecca 52 Perkins, Cathy 52, 90, 91, 103, 104 Pershica, Barbara 53 Perchica, Dwayne Petit, Joyce 62 Phillips, Karen 62, 88 Plemmons, Shirley 53 Posada, Robert 39 Posada, Teresa 13, 53 Powell, Deborah 53 Powell, Nathan 40, 86, 100 Price, Kenneth 53, 95 Prince, Wayne 63 Prisock, Wayine 63 Pruett, Mary 52 Pyle, Nathan 63, 103 -Q- Quinn. Cheryl 53, 107 - R - Raasch, Shannon 53 Ralston, Charles 54 Redmon, Joyce 40 Reed, Ola Jane 53, 100 Reeves. James 53 Rein, Mike 40 Rice, Mary Ann 53 Richards, Laurie 40, 100 Richards, Linda Richardson, Bill Richardson, Lois 53 Richardson, Nancy Richardson, Walter 63 Ritter, Beverly 40 Roberson, Lacreta 63. 107 Roberts, Darrell 53 Robertson, Cathy 63 Robertson, Jackie 48 Robertson, Linda 63 Robinson, Jay 40, 99 Roby, Doris 63, 91 Roby, Mike 40, 128 Roddam, Claudia 53, 91 Roddam, Debbie 40, 91, 100 Rodgers, Theresa 63, 91 Rogers, Bob 53 Rogers, Randy 63 Rone, Carolyn 54 Rone, Marolyn 54 Root, Linda 63 Rose, Linda 63, 91 Ross, John 41, 103, 108 Rosser, Ben 63 Rosser, Jim 63 Rycroft, Danny 54 -5- Salazar, John 6, 54 Sanders, Betty 54 Sanders, James 63 Scott, Linda 54 Sweet, Susan 42 - T - Thomas, Carolyn 42 Thomas, Lavonna 64, 91 Thomas, Linda 64 Thomas, Lonnie 64 Thompson, Cheryl 8, 46, 100 Thompson, Glenda 55 Thompson, Karen 55, 107 Thorne, Gene 55 Titsworth, Vicki 42, 44, 88, 89, 90 Treadway, Elaine 42 Treat, Sharon 42, 104 Trosper. Jeanette 55, 91 Trosper, Vickey 55, 91 Trotter, Pat 64 Tsoodle, Mable 42, 90, 103 Turley, Earl 55, 65, 95, 145 Turner, Gayla 64, 91, 121 -V- VanCuren, Bill 64 VanCuren, James 145 VanDuker, Mike 42, 129 VanMeter, Keith 64 -W- Walker, Jean 64, 91 Walker, Peggy 42 Walker, Wally 42, 95, 96, 103 Wall, Beverly 11, 55, 90, 106, 107 Wall, Johnnie 42 Wallace, Pauletta 55, 91 Sexton, James 63, 141, 145 Sexton, Teresa 7, 41, 45, 91, 104, 118 Shaw, Gary 47, 54, 103, 128 Shelton, Claudia 54 Short, Carla 41 Short, Kathy 41 Shropshire, Jeanell 41, 104 Shuck, Linda 41, 103 Shults, Bruce 41, 100, 103 Sims, Pat 11, 54 Ward, Mike 55 Warner, Pat 64 Warren, Beverly 43 Watkins, Linda 55 Weaver, Linda 7, 43 Webber, Tom 43 Welch, Georgia 55 Welch, Laverne 43 Wellmaker, Verna 55 Whish, Myron 55 Slattery, Mike 63 Smallwood, James Smith, David 63 Smith, Dennis 54 Smith, Ernie 54, 95, 104 Smith, Helen 54 Smith, Jennefer 41, 91 Smith Smith Smith, Smith. ,Jenny 8, 10, 63, 88, 90, 119 Lawrence 64 Phil 41, 95, 104 Ronnie Snell, Patricia 54, 92 Sparks, Danny 54 Sparks, Judy 64 White, Paula 55 Whitefield, Joe 43, 95, 104 Whitley, Jeanette 55 Wilcox, Milton 43, 44, 104, 141, 144, 147 Wilkerson, Ivan 5,18,43, 45,123, 129,131,135,141,145 Wilkerson, Jack 64, 129, 145 Wilkerson, Wilkerson, Wilkerson, Willeford, Jimmy 64 Linda 30, 43, 46, 96 Steve 64, 141, 145 Dennis 13, 17, 55,95 Williams. Karen 55, 91 Williams, Larry 64 Williams, Louis Speckman, Janice 42 Speckman, Karen 64 Spikes, Connie 64 Spikes, Karlotta 54 Stanfield, Duwayne 64 Stevens, Jimmy Stewart, Paul 6, 54, 145 Stone, Clarence 54 Storey, Ginger 54, 86, 100, 102, 103 Streitenberger, Jan 54, 91 Streitenberger, Randy 64 Strickland, Darlene 42 Suit, Judy 64, 91 Williams, Patricia 43 Williamson, Janie 64, 103 Wilson, Freddie 43 Wilson, Sherry 8, 64, 91 Wise, Kenneth 55 Witt. Georgia 55. 91, 104 Wood, Johnny 64 Wood, Rhonda 64, 91 Woolbert, Linda 64, 91 Wright, Kenneth 47, 55, 101 - Y - Yeingst, Linda 43 I57 -A- Abbott, Billy 66 Abbott, Lavonna 74 Abbott, Karen 81 Adair, Renee 66, 111 Adkins, John 66 Adkisson, Sheri 74 Albert, Ricky 66 Albertson, Jannett Albough, Mary 74 Alexander, Linda 66 Allen, Gary 78 Alviso, Rachel 74 Anderson, Andy 66 Anderson, Danny 66 Amorose, Kert 66 Asher, Tony 74 Ashlay, Melvin 81 Atwood, Harold Austin, Frank 66, 71, 137 Austin, Joe 81 Autry, John 81 Axton, Don 66 -B- Bachus, Mike 66, 137 Bafferman, Gary 66 Bagley, Tommy 66 Bailey, Richard 66 Barnes, Debbie 81 Barnett, Joyce 66, 111 Barnhouse, Glenna 81 Barrett, Danny 66 Bass, Crawford 15, 66, 137 Bean, Eddie 81 Bean, Terry 74 Beats, Richard 74 Beats, Tony 81 Befferman, Rosa 81 Belflower, Vicki 74 Bell, Deborah 66 Beneux, Bobby 81 Bennett, Randy 66 Benton, Karen 74 Best, Mike 66 Bex, Carolyn 66 Bex, Darrell 81 Bigbee, Darrell 81 Binder, Nanette 66 Blalock, Deborah 66 Blalock, Linda 74 Blake, Doug 74 Blanton, Dianie 66 Bledsoe, Cathy 67, 111 Blevens, Carol 67, 111 Blevins, Danny 81 Blue, Donnie 67 Blue, Tommy 74 Boatright, Susan Bolin, Dewayne 67 Bolin, Jean 74 Booth, David 74 Bootright, Susan 74 Bottoms, Rebecca 74 Boysrer, Bobby 67 Bradshaw, Margie 67 Brainard, Jana 81 Braley, Debra 81 Bright, Susan 74 Brittain, Bonnie 74 l58 UNIOR HIGH Brittian, Dwan 81 Britton, Cheri 74 Brock. Barry 66, 67, 126, 137 Brodt, Wayne 81, 112 Brown, Rusty 14, 67, 137 Bruehl, Frank 67, 71, 137 Bruehl, Mike 74 Burgess, Steve 74 Burns, Susie 67, 111 -C- Cagle, Clifford 67, 137 Cagle, Elizabeth 74 Campbell, Connie 81 Campbell, Juanita 74 Campbell, Mike 81 Carey, Vernon 75 Cargill, Carolyn 67 Cargill, Rella 75 Carlisle, Deborah 67, 111 Carlisle, John 81 Carter, Jerry 67 Cavin, Lemual 81 Cavnar, David 81 Chatam, Keith 67 Cherry, Curtis 67 Christie, Justin 75 Cilitt, Roger 81 Clark, Cindy 81 Clark, Jonathan 81 Clary, Sandy 67 Claypool, Sandy 75 Claypost, Ted 81 Clements, Susie 81 Clements, Terri 67, 111 Clopton, Roger 67 Coats, David 67 Cobb, Jimmy 75 Cobb, Sandy 85, 112 Coburn, Kathy 75 Coburn, Linda 67 Cody, Sandra 81 Coleman, Kathy 67, 111 Copher, Betta 75 Cornett, Doylene 67 Cornett, Rod 81 Corter, Christine 81 Cosper, David 75 Costner, Connie 81, 111 Costner, Melissa 67 Cothran, Randy 81 Coughran, David 75 Courdin, Kathleen 67, 111 Cowell, Randy 75 Cox, David 81 Cox, Kim 66, 68, 137 Cox, Peggy Cox, Randy 75 Cox, Rebecca 75 Cox, Rebecca Craft, Debra 75 Creech, Peggy 81 Cuff, Ronnie 75 Culver, Greg 75 Curry, Allen 68, 137 Curry, Angela 75 Curry, Roddy 81 -D- Dalrymple, Kathy 81 Darnell, Donna 81 Darwell, Melody 75 Davidson, Dan 81 Davidson, Shirley 68 Davis, Jackie 68 Davis, Terry 81 Dawson, Keith 68 Day, Vernon 81 Deere, Bill 81 Deere, Edith 68, 111 Denwalt, Catherine 81 Dimich, Mark 81 Douglas, Ray 75 Dowd, Odell 75 Downs, Ronnie 75 Doyle, Joe 81 Doherty, Sharon 82 Donnell, Diana 82, 112 Dooley, Terry 82 Dolittle, Jimmy 82, 112 Drake, Norma 75 Drake, Stan 81 Duncan, Debra 82 Dunn, Janie 68 Dye, Jan 68 Dyson, Ranella 82 -E- Eddy, Donna 82 Eddy, Du Ann 75 Edwards, Billie 68, 137 Edwards, Donnie 81 Edwards, Dyton 82 Edwards, Lonnie 85 Edwards, Sona 68 Edwards, Sonya 75 Ellis, Betty 82 Erwin, Mike 68 Estes, Tommie 75 -F- Farr, Kathy 75 Faulkenberry, Dean 68 Faulkenberry, Donna 82 Ficklin, Bobby 75 Finch, Janet 82 Fletcher, Diane 68, 92, 111 Fletcher, Janet 75, 112 Floyd, Niki 14, so, sz, 124 Floyd, joe 75, sz Foster, Ronnie 75 Fowler, Jim 82 Fox, Terry 75 Franklin, Valorie 68, 71, 111 Frazier, Gloria 82 Frazier, Patsy 75 Frontierhouse, Lois 68 Fugitt, Ricky 82 Fuller, Terry 75 -G- Gable, Mike 82 Gaines, Tawanna 68 Garcia, Cynthia 68, 70, 111 Garcia, Pam 82 Gardner, Gina 75 Gardner, Ricky 75 Garrett, Dennis 75 Gay, Dorothy 75 Gee, Kent 82 Gee, Michael 82 Gee, Terry 68 Gentry, Barry 82 Gentry, Harry 82 Gehring, Martin 68, 75 Gibson, Gordon 82 Gibson, Vicky 75 Gilbert, Dennis 68 Gilleland, Imogene 68 Gilleland, Shirley 75 Goforth, Sandra 82 Gonzales, Rita 68, 111 Golden, Regina 68 Golden, Rodney 82 Good, LaDonna 82 Goodman, Debbie 75 Gordon, James 82 Gorham, David 82 Gould, Deborah 82 Gouge, George 68 Graham, Marian 76 Graham, Marvin 76 Grantham, Ricky 76 Gravatt, Rebecca 76 Green, Dee Ann 68 Greenlee, Bobby 68 Griffin, Jimmy 76, 112 Gutierrez, Hope 68 Guyton, Eddie 82 -1-1- Hadlock, Cindy 82 Hagar, Marsha 82 Hager, Keith 82 Hailey, Judy 68, 111 Hainer, Teddy Hale, Ronnie 76 Hall, Cecil 82 Hall, Debbie 68 Hall, Dorothy 82 Hall, Evelyn 76 Hall, Terry 82 Hallmark, Micky 76 Hamilton, Bill 68, 137 Hamilton, Della 125 Hamm, Dayna 82 Haskell, Alexander Harjo, Beverly 76 Harmon, Diana 68 Harmon, James 82 Harper, Janet 76 Harrell, Kerry 82 Harrell, Wes 76 Harrington, Randy 68 Harwell, Kathy 68 Haskill, Alexander 82 Hatfield, Dorothy 14, 68, 72 111 124 Haury, Deborah 68 Haynes, Lonnie 68, 137 Haynes, Mary 82 Haynie, Pat 82 Hedges, Khristina 82 Hedges, Guy 76 Hedges, Kristina 76 C8thJ Heflin, Ricky 68 Henderson, Mary 76 Hendrix, Leta 82 Hentrix, Gary 82 gle, Shelly 69, 111 Napier, Debra 78 ensley, Debbie 82, 112 iggins, Tommy 68 ightower, James 76 ill. Buddy 76 ill, Ronnie 68 illburn, Danny 76 ilton, Charlene 69 inkle, Pam 82 oagland, James 76 oagland, Teddy 69, 111 omes, Don 82 oneycutt, Roxanne 82 ope, James 69 opkin, Johnny 69 opkins, Danny 82 opper, Patti 76 opper, Mike 82 orwath, Nancy 69 owry, Linda 69 owry, Mary 76 ughes, Daphne 69 ughes, Ricky 76 undley, Ron 69 unt, Howard 82 unt, Randy 82 unter, Nancy 82, 112 urd, John 69 urdle, Diane 82 urt, Rebekah 77 urt, Steve 82 utchinson, Dennis 69 utson, Naomie 77 -1- gram, Janet 82 gram, William 77 -J- ckson, Mike 82 cobson, Debbie 69, 111 mes, Larry 69 nkins, Patricia 69 Kleinsterber, Carol 85 Kline, John 69 Knight, David 77 Konrath, Robert 77 Konratt, Paul 85 Kozak, Robert 85 Krueger, Jan 77 -L- McReynolds, Ruth 78 McReynolds, Vicki 85 Michalski, Robert 77 Miller, Bobby 74 Miller, James 70 Miller, Donna Miller, Jim 77 Miller, Lahoma 77 Miller, Paul 77 Lamb, Mark 69 Lambert, Jerry 77 Land, Gary Land, Craig 85 Lane, Debbie 77 Millsap, Richard 85 Milner, Pam 85 Miner, Paula 70 Mitchell, Ronnie 77 Mitchell, Shiela 77 Mojaca, Rose 78 Mojica, Jesse 70 Lane, Dewayne 77 Lane, Richard LaPlant, Janice 69, 71, 111 Latham, Larry 69, 157 Lawrence, Billy 69 Ledfort, Robert 77 LeBarre, Neva 77 Lee, Glenn 77 Leeper, Vicky 69, 111 Lewis, Alvin 77 Lewis, Marsha 69 Lies, Joe 85 Lindsey, Charlene 69, 111 Mojica, Julian 85 Moore, Debra 85 Moore, Norman 77 Moore, Steven 77 Moore, Vicki 77 Moore, Wfayne 85 Morrison, Becky 78 Litke, Marilyn 77 Little, Bruce 69. 157 Little, Elaine 69 Little, Franklin 85 Locklear, David 69 Logaly, Susie 77 Logan, Sharon 77 Long, Debra 77 Long, Richard 85 Longly, Vencil 69 hnson, Sharon 69 nkins, Susan 82 hnson, Ann 77 hnson, Henry 69, 157 hnson, Jerry 77 nes, Diana 82 nes, Kathy 69 ones, Kaye 69, 111 ones, Mike 77 OHCS, 0065, Ricky 82 Sharon 77 -K- -M- Macquin, Billy 112 Mankins, Harley 69 Mankins, Harvey 69 Manley, David 85 Manley, Mike 69, 157 Marcus, Pam 85 Marldo, Cheryl 77 Martin, Ricky 77 Mays, Carla 85 eeler, Joyce 69, 111 eenton, David 69, 157 elley, Danny 69 ellison, Ted 69 ildahl, Alan 69 illian, Colleen 69 ilmer, John 77 ilmer, Mike 69 ilmer, Ricky 77 ilmer, Terry 77 imbrell, Williiim 85 inard, Lydia 69 ing, Debbie 85 ing, Larry 77 insey, Billy 77 Meinke, Dan 77 Menefee, Jeanee 70, 111 Merideth, Nina 85 Merideth, Vicki 77 Merideth, Bobby 70 Metz, Vicki 77 McAllister, Randy 70 McCann, Kern 78, 112 McClary, Larry 85 McCurdy, Donna 85 McDonald, Charlton 78 McElroy, Kaye 70 McEntire, Brenda 85 McEwin, Billy 70 McGill, Carolyn 70 McGraw, Barbara 70 McGruder, Jimmy 70 McGuire, Mike 85 Mclntire, Carol 70 Mclntire, Pat 78 Mclntosh, Gary 70 McKay, Gwen 85, 111 McMahan, Steve 78 McNute, Jamie 85 McReynolds, Connie 85 Morrison, Ricky 78 Morrow, Cheryl 78 Morrow, Billy 85 Motley, Jolene 70 Motzenbocker, Ricky 70 Mowles, Paul 85 Mowles, Peggy 70 Mowles, Judy 70 Moulder, Ken 70 Murray, Kenny 70 Murry, Donna 78 -N- Napier, Sherre 85 Neece, Steve 85 Neeley, David 70 Neese, David 70 Nelson, Jana 70, 111 Newcomb, Connie 78, Newcomb, Shelly 70 Newton, Sharon 85 Nowka, Jeff 78 -Q- O'Berg, Vickie 85, 112 O'Brian, Rodney 70 O'Brian, Rex 85 O'Hagen, Viola 70 Olga, Lesley 85 Oliver, David 85, 112 O'Neil, Cereca 85 O'Neil, Linda 70, 111 -p- Painter, Steve 85, 112 Pappas, Susan 70 Paul, Carla Sue 78 Paylor, Bud 78 Peck, Pattie Peck, Peggy 78 Pennel, Tommy 70 Pennington, Ellen 85 Pennington, Marilyn 78 Pennington, Wfayne 70 Perchica, Jerry 78 Perry, Margaret 78 Peters, Susan 85 1 Petirt, Karen 85 Pettit, Forrest 70 Phillips, Sandy 85 Pierce, Johnny 78 Pieringer, Paul 85 Plemmons, Lyndol 70 Polson, Rory 70, 157 Pope, Maria 85 Pope, Rebecca 12, 70, 111 Posada, Andy 71 Powell, Robert 85 Presley, Bobby 71 Prince, Benny 78 Prior, Diane 71, 111 Pruett, Doyle 85 Pruett, Sandy 71 Prufert, Libby 71 Pryor, Michael 78 Puckett, Danny 71 Puckett, Mike 78 Queen, Kathy 85 -R- Raasch, Sherry 71, 92 Ramereiz, Bobby 85 Rameriez, Danny 71 Raper, Elizabeth 74 Redman, Johnny 71 Reed, Chuck 85 Reed, Rick 71 Reeves, Lisa 78 Reynolds, James 71, 157 Reynolds, Toni 78 Richards, Cheryl 78 Richardson, Cheryl 78 Richardson, David 85 Richardson, Frankie 71, 157 Richardson, James 85 Richardson, Linda 85 Richardson, Nancy 85 Riley, Rita 78 Ritter, Monrie 71 Roberts, Debbie 71 Roberts, E. P. 78 Robertson, Donnald 71 Robertson, Timothy 78 Robertson, Wanda 78 Robinson, Sandy 78 Robinson, Tommye 78 Rodgers, Ricky 78 Rollo, Glen 71 Root, Laticia 78 Root, Mike 85 Rose, Johnny 71, 157 Rose, Paula 78 Ross, Elvin 84 Ross, Lanny 78 Rosser, Gary 71 Rycroft, Debra 78 Russell, Cindy 84, 125 -5- Sadler, Nelson 84 Salazar, Susan 78 Sams, James 84 Sanders, Dennis 78 Sanders, Sandra 84 Sanderson, Terry 71, 157 Scheulen, Billy 71 Schore. Mike 84 159 2 Thiessen, Karol 79 Schulte, Eddie 71 Schwartz, Eddie Schwartv. Pam 71 Scott, David 71 Scott, Doyle 71 Scott, Lee 84 Sexton, Garv 79 Seymore, Karen 8-1 Shafer, Gary 84, 112 Sharp, David 71, 15' Shaw, Pam 8-1 Shaw, Robin 79 Shaw. Steve 79 Shelham. Don 8-1 Shelton, Susan 71 Short, Billy 71, 157 Shuck, Barbara 79 Shults. Darrell 79 Silverstein, Judy 8-1 Simms, Clifford 79 Simms, Terri 84 Sirnonton, Tom '9 Sisro, Sharon 79, 12-1 Smallwoocl, Danny 79 Smallwood, Gerry 79 Smallvvood, Pam 8-1 Smelser, David 84 Smith. Debbie 8-1, 112 Smith, Donnie 8-1 Smith, Fara 79 Smith, Johnny 71 Smith, Karen 79 Smith, Mark 84 Smith, Mike 71, 157 Smith, Sharon C8thj 7 Smith, Sharon 8-1 Smith, Steve 8-1 Smith, Theresa 79 Smith, Vernon 8-1 Snell, Kathleen 79 Snelling, Ann 81 Solomon, Donna 71, 111 Solomon, Ken 8-1 Southerland, Sherry 84 Sparks, Steve 79 Spears, Dennis 8-1 Spears, Roy 8-1 Speckman. 'Iuli 79 Stacks, Robert 79 Stallings, Carl 79 Stallings, Gary 79 Stauffer, George 79 Stevenson, -Janet 79 Stevenson, Linda 71 Stout, Gayla 8-1 Strawn, Kathy 8-1 Stubblefield, Jeanne 79 Stubbs, james 8-1 Stubbs, Rose 79. 112 Sullivan, Ronnie 71 Sullivan. Sue 79 -T- Tanner, Frances 11, 71 Tanner, Nancy 84, 92 Taylor, jimi 8-1 Tetus, Debbie 79 Thiessen, Patsy 84 Thomas, Steven 79 Thompson, Pat 74 Thompson, Patty 79 Thornton, Anita 72, 111 Tigg, Sharon 72 Tilson, Steve 8-1 Treadvvay, Della 72, 111 Treadvvav, Keith 84 Trout, Carleen 79 Trout, Connie 81 Trosper, Sharon 84 Truirt, Pat 72 Tucker, Debbie 72 Tucker, Cathy 72 Tucker, Don 79 Tucker, Ginger 79 Turley, Rhuble 84 Turner, Craig 8-1 Turner, Rocky 84 Turner, Rodney 72 Tye, Donna 72 Tye, Glenna 126 -V- VanCuren Connie 79 VanCuren, Don 72 VanCuren, Gary 72 VanCuren, jerry 72, 157 VanCuren, Steve 72 Vice, Nancy 79, 111 -W- Werner, David 84 Whish, Neva 73 Wliite, Barbara 73 White, Beverly 73 White, Brenda 75 White, Charles 80 White, jackie 84 Wfhite, Mike 84 White, Royston 15, W1iitley'. Dwayne Wfilburn, Kenneth 7 Wilkerson, Paul 75, Wilkerson, Wade 81 Wfilkins, Peggy 73 Williams, Arla 84 Williams, Debbie 84 Williams, Deborah 8 Wfilliams, jerry 84 Williams, Linda 84 Williams, Sue 85, 11 Wadkins, Carole 84 Wzllker, Connie 79 Wiilkins, Ken 84 Wall, 'Bertha 84 Wall, Bobby 15, 72, 157 Wall, Jo Ann 79 Ward, Debra 79 Ward. Steve 72, 157 Warner, Mary jane 72 Warren, Alford 72 Warren. Neal 84 Watkins, Donnie 79 Watson, Ronnie 84 Wayman, Ray 72 XY-'eaver, Gaijv 79 Webb, Mamie 84 Weeden, Tommy 72, 157 Welch, Gene 79 Welch, Nancy 75 Wellmaker, Vickie 79 Wendt, Elena 79 Wilson. Danny 75, 1 Winship, janet 85 Wise, Marilyn 84 Wise, Stephen 7Q Wlitt, Ronnie Witte, Charles Witte, Tim 73 Wright. Susan 85 .. Y - Yeingst, Norman 80 Young, Clara 80 Young. Connie 80 Young. Grant 73 Yoli, Deborah 85 - Z - Zabawa, Reggie 73 75,13 5 157 ,84 0 57 .K , 1 .14 S. i sa-,I -Q s K , s M 1 N X7 1 97M 7 44 if izwff